Sentence examples for skew effect from inspiring English sources

The design takes into consideration a skew effect and power quality.

Given the small sample size, a sensitivity analysis for outliers was performed and found no individual samples had a significant skew effect on the data to be considered an outlier.

We also quantify a marked GC skew effect: substitutions raising probe GC content exhibit higher intensity (and vice versa).

A notable contribution to the spread of intensities from single-point mismatches is a phenomenon we term the GC skew effect.

We also characterize a marked GC skew effect: All else equal, any substitution that raises probe GC content will exhibit higher intensity, whereas an equivalent change that lowers GC content will decrease intensity.

We expect the GC skew effect to be more pronounced both in low-expressed regions – where nonspecific binding is a large component of total signal intensity – and in experiments where high mixture complexity of sample RNA provides increased potential for nonspecific hybridization, such as human arrays.

Saiidi and Orie (1992) noted the skew effects and suggested that simplified models and methods of analysis would result in sufficiently accurate predictions of seismic response for bridges with skew angles less than 15°.

It may be possible to incorporate some of these effects into future refinements of our model: in particular GC skew effects should be well suited to modeling using our method, however its position dependency poses challenges.

This increase is not explained by any skewing effect of the baby-boom population — those born between 1946 and 1964 — because no baby boomers have even turned 65 yet.

However, the skewing effect of the mortgage-backed securities should have been much less by 2011, when that market had begun to stabilize.

It was first used by the Palestinians in 1996, when Fatah was the pre-eminent political organization and bloc voting's skewing effect simply shut out much smaller parties.