Sentence examples for skewed reporting from inspiring English sources
There is no reason to label people who object to misleading, skewed reporting in this case as "pro-Palestinian".
The general stirred up enough dust to inspire a TV Guide cover alleging CBS skewed reporting.
MR: Seeing how the skewed reporting by the media affects the nation, how do you think we survived the Bush Administration?
One of the reasons for skewed reporting is the selection bias.
First, PSA Visual Analytics filtered factors that could skew reported data, such as age range (women live longer) and gender-specific language or care areas.
The New York attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, and the Securities and Exchange Commission have each been investigating whether prominent analysts skewed reports to be flattering to clients to help their firms win investment-banking business.
"I think what is dangerous about BHI is that on the face of it appears to be an academic institute producing independent reports but when you peel back the first layer of the onion you find that Beacon Hill often skews reports in favour of their funders," Surgey said.
For example, statistics can be skewed by reporting switch error across a small set of markers selected for the highest data quality.
This amount of self-reported moderate-intensity exercise within an overweight or obese farming cohort at baseline was likely skewed by reporting physical labour in addition to any structured exercise.
As the distributions of exception reporting rates are skewed, we report medians.
We will narratively describe skewed data reported as medians and interquartile ranges.
