Sentence examples for skewed in the range of from inspiring English sources
As an old BBC hand, it troubles me to see the debate about the director general's proposed scrapping of output quotas and spinning off in-house TV production so heavily skewed in the range of voices invited to comment (If the BBC scraps output quotas and spins off TV production, what impact will it have on the industry?, 14 July).
The frequency distributions were somewhat negatively skewed: responses in the range of 5 7 were more common than in the range of 1 3.
Moreover, the extent of skewing was in the range of a 40% to 60% interallelic difference.
The scores were skewed in the direction of high scores.
The variation of second and third natural frequencies with aspect ratio is considerable in the range of skew angle considered.
The numbers skewed lower on iPhone, where forty-two percent of changes were in the range of $1.00 to $2.00, while on iPad 20percentt of apps had a change larger than $4.00.
Analyzing the profit data, I found their statistical distribution to be 'skew' and indeed highly skew, with most of the observations lying in the range of low profit values but 'with a very long tail into the high value side'.
The shoes are priced in the range of $39 to $190, and while early adopters will undoubtedly skew toward sneaker aficionados, the target audience is broad.
This skews and narrows the range of theatrical experience, and inhibits the evolution of our art form.
Even if the parameter distribution followed a continuum range of variation, most of the sequenced endopterygote mtDNAs exhibited A+T contents in the range 70%-80 70%-80 the highest density in the interval 75%-80%; AT-skewithn the range 0.003-0.010; and GC-skews in thighestrval -0.300-0.150.
Although the prefrontal cortex was characterized by subtle allelic imbalance of XCI (7.5% skewing), this did not exceed the range of normal skewing observed in our previous analysis of healthy individuals, and there was no evidence of allelic skewing in the cerebellum (0.4% skewing).
