Sentence examples for skewed use from inspiring English sources

It is about the skewed use of resources: more than $13 billion on new stadiums and preparations for the 2014 World Cup while basic health and education and transportation needs remain unmet.

Regarding the controversial results of previous studies on BD-I vs. BD-II (Kleindienst et al. 2005; Garnham et al. 2007; Rybakowski 2014), the current data could not generate any conclusions owing to the extremely skewed use of valproate in BD-II.

In groups with reproductive skew resources are not shared equally between group members and inter-individual variance in food consumption may be strongly increased by skewed use of resources.

Figure  3 identifies 29 significantly skewed disease distributions, with 27 of these significantly skewed using the RBH method as well.

In the acknowledgements Coe thanks various Belgian friends and contacts, who may have skewed his use of Flemish, unwittingly, by applying their own usage to a 1950s context.

But when the traffic distribution is skewed, the use of fixed-width channels will be suboptimal and prohibit the more effectively utilizing the spectrum resource.

Because work productivity, impairment, and resource utilization are often highly skewed, we used a generalized linear model (GLM) approach specifying a negative binomial distribution.

Dr. Loesche's work was skewed by using an inner-city population that had received little care, Dr. Bueltmann said.

The plan is skewed toward using military force to shut down the drug trade in Colombia, an approach that could entangle American troops in that nation's protracted civil war while doing little to stem the flow of narcotics north.

Because only approximately 20% of human breast cancers exhibit a basal phenotype, our understanding of the disease may be skewed by using these cells as the primary comparator to cancer.

Since the distribution of delay was skewed, we used Bootstrap variance estimators for regression analysis.