Sentence examples for skewing of from inspiring English sources

Even the price tag is probably fair enough if we accept the skewing of the market.

This skewing of songcraft – and the subsequent opprobrium of songwriters – is a classic Tory conference meme.

Communities secretary Eric Pickles' canny skewing of council grant in favour of Tory strongholds seems to have been a factor.

When he was done, Hannity called that evening's skewing of reality "perhaps my most important Opening Monologue ever".

Our studies demonstrate a considerable transcriptional remodelling of niche elements under stress conditions, including an adipocytic skewing of perivascular cells.

Clonal selection of helper T cells is determined by an affinity threshold with no further skewing of TCR binding properties.

Land ownership is the greatest source of power, undeserved gains, and the skewing of wealth to a small minority.

Das, A. et al. Functional skewing of the global CD8 T cell population in chronic hepatitis B virus infection.

There is a mathematical susceptibility to skewing of the value by having an excessively large number of low findings.

In addition, unilateral malformations appeared to be associated with a skewing of unilateral spindles toward the contralateral side.

They respond by skewing of the sex ratio towards male phenotype and by a VTG decline in females.