This disjunction, between the relatively predictable patterns of nucleic acids and proteins and the largely inscrutable world of lipids, has skewed the progress of biochemistry for years.
And even if we focus on a single environment and habitat, the idea of how to measure "progress" is skewed by the perspective of the observer.
Indeed in our study, with small sample size, one patient with very high CA19.9 level who actually progressed during chemotherapy skewed that average level of CA19.9.
But this progress has been completely skewed, with certain groups far more susceptible to food insecurity than others.
The mean principal curvature of the progress variable iso-surfaces is predominantly zero and skewed towards positive values, the turbulent flame structure is mainly slightly thinned compared to the laminar one.
This research, however, is progressing along two tracks, one academic-medical and one skewed heavily toward the commercial.
For all the progress in Silicon Valley, the proportion of male to female founders remains grossly skewed.
As for next year, Obama described a "handful of areas" where progress could be made in 2016, even though the legislative process would be "skewed" by election-year politics.
We applied our supermatrix approach to track yearly progress since 1993--the 1993--the 1993--the yearsithat in GenBank began--and documost a rapidataut skewedeposition phylogenetin resolution across vertebrates.
And, this week, the Times revealed that the Pentagon is now investigating whether intelligence officials "skewed intelligence assessments about the United States-led campaign in Iraq against the Islamic State to provide a more optimistic account of progress".
The incentives are skewed.
