Sentence examples for skewed example from inspiring English sources

He reported that the New York City shelter system was being inundated by people from out of town, and, on one of his radio shows, he gave a skewed example of the city's long-standing legal obligation, claiming, "You can arrive in your private jet at Kennedy Airport, take a private limousine and go straight to the shelter system and walk in the door and we've got to give you shelter".

Nikon's confusion about Asian faces and HP's skin tone issues in their face recognition software both seem to be the product of learning from skewed example sets.

These variables can be, for example, skewed or categorical.

(Note: The Quinnipiac University poll has been heavily criticized for a GOP-skewed sample; for example, their sample of Hispanic voters was 33% lower than the proportion of 2010 turnout).

Among marijuana legalization advocates, the study was viewed as another example of skewed politics infecting psychiatric standards.

Mr. Gossett, a partner with the Mayer Brown law firm, said his case was not an example of skewed incentives.

Over the last two years, as Perry's tenure nears an end, legislators have called the fund a prime example of skewed marketplace incentives.

Mice with a homozygous mutation in the gp130 IL-6 receptor subunit show enhanced signal transduction and STAT3 activation and develop lymphocyte-mediated RA-like joint disease, identifying another example of skewed T cell function resulting in arthritis.

Multiple linear regression was used to assess the association between skewed continuous variables (for example, ICU length of stay, hospital length of stay) and sVARI while adjusting for a priori covariates.

Consequently, it cannot be ruled out if any gender preponderance is due to the gender in itself or results from a skewed job profile, for example, if male GPs generally perform the scope of work associated with a higher risk of complaints.

While electronic media provide very 'nice' subject of study, thanks to the ease of gathering and digitizing data, there are interesting examples of skewed distributions of text lengths taken from traditional, printed sources such as newspapers.