Sentence examples for skew figures from inspiring English sources

Recent estimates from the Bank of England said the celebrations could wipe up to 0.5% from output, while its governor, Sir Mervyn King, has warned the special events including the jubilee and the Olympics will skew figures this year.

We want to exclude the supergiant rounds because they'd artificially skew the general average upward, but by the same token, we want to filter out the smallest rounds (like this listed $33,000 Series B, for example) that would artificially skew figures lower.

The survey combines on-exchange enrollments and off-exchange enrollments; the latter are likely to heavily skew figures toward the previously insured because those are most likely people signing up again with their existing carriers.

It is also known that archaea and eukaryotes do not possess a distinctive GC skew (Figure 1).

However, like other Chlamydiales, W. chondrophila encodes two copies of dnaA, none of which is linked to the minimum of the cumulative GC skew (Figure S1).

In addition to perturbing GC skew, figure 2 also shows that the intragenomic rearrangements in the SOPE chromosome have disrupted the distribution of FtsK orienting polarized sequence (KOPS) motifs (Bigot et al. 2005; Levy et al. 2005).

Weekly claims for unemployment benefits have risen for three weeks, the department also cautioned the Easter holidays could have skewed figures.

The greatest percentage of GRper occurred between 20-30% and the distribution was right skewed (Figure 2).

Whether M2 macrophages predominate in early human plaques is not known, though M-CSF-driven monocyte to macrophage differentiation may promote such skewing (Figure 1).

Strains P1/7 and SC84 have asymmetric GC skews (Figure 4), whereas BM407 does not.

Hoxd13 is expressed in the posterior-distal region of the wing bud (Figure 1D and F) and dorsally skewed (Figure 1, D) as previously described [38].