Sentence examples for skewed about from inspiring English sources

The Commissioners' Plan of 1811 determined that the avenues would run roughly north and south (actually skewed about 29 degrees along the spine of the island), with the streets perpendicular.

These are generated random variables that are continuous and characterised by normal statistical distributions typically skewed about the mean.

The modern reality of gaming is that it skews about a decade older, and that players are playing with their friends.

Under SEM observation, we found that the morphology of paclitaxel-loaded PLGA nanospheres fabricated with PVA had fine spherical shape with a smooth surface (Fig. 1) while the size of the particles ranged from 100 nm to 1 μm; most of the nanosphere sizes were skewed to about 200 nm.

The White House website featured similarly skewed stats about crime.

Audiences were almost split evenly between male and female, but they skewed young: About 55% were younger than 25.

Nostalgia as a method of marketing has completely skewed ideas about place-time, and led the consumer into a sort of "whatever goes" mentality, he explains.

Maybe it's the scene itself -- much of the graff/street art scene has always had partially skewed perceptions about the gals because they were traditionally populated almost exclusively by males.

Based on Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway's nonfiction report of the same name, Robert Kenner's documentary looks at the scientists hired by corporations and conservative think-tanks to appear on news programs, touting skewed data about public health issues and climate change.

It is well documented that the distribution of ECC in the population is skewed, with about one third of the examined population bearing most of the disease burden [ 10].

The distribution of kidney cadmium concentrations was skewed, with about 3.9% of the 2,700 samples > 50 μg/g kidney cortex wet weight, although the population mean was only 19 μg/g wet weight (Lyon et al. 1999).