Sentence examples for skewed allocation from inspiring English sources

One is that it undeniably leads to increasing patient loads, and therefore, decreasing quality of care and skewed allocation of scarce resources (7, 21).

Sole reliance on one field or skewed allocation of resources in certain areas may not result in achieving the desired health targets.

We here demonstrated a similarly skewed allocation of male- and female-biased X-genes in somatic tissues.

We observed a skewed allocation of sex-biased somatic transcripts encoded on the X-chromosome: namely an abundance of female-biased transcripts and a paucity of male-biased transcripts.

"The real concern is this would have skewed the allocation of police resources into yet more resourcing on the failing war on drugs," said Greens MP David Shoebridge, who is loudly opposed to the use of sniffer dogs at events like music festivals.

For example, last year's market spikes may have skewed your allocations as stocks likely outperformed bonds and other kinds of investments in your portfolio.

Several adaptive allocation designs are available in the clinical trial literature for allocating the entering patients among two competing treatments, having binary responses and skewing the allocation in favor of the better treatment.

It uses sequentially updated estimation to skew the allocation probability to favor the treatment that has performed better thus far.

Sometimes, from ethical considerations, the goal may be to skew the allocation pattern in favour of the better treatment.

This design skews the allocation probabilities which depend on both patients' first observed covariates and sequentially estimated parameters based on the accrued longitudinal responses and covariates.

Individuals find it difficult to reveal accurately how they value health improvement in monetary terms [5], and, those with more money may give different responses, skewing the allocation of resources toward the wealthy [6].