Sentence examples for skewness effect from inspiring English sources

The nonlinear combinations of the metric terms also cause the algorithms based on curvilinear velocity components to be more difficult to satisfy the geometric conservation law and, hence, more sensitive to grid skewness effect.

19 The channel-specific regressions for PCI-range countries show a significant, positive skewness effect for both originator (0.05) and generic prices (0.086) in retail pharmacies but no significant effect in the procurement channel.

For the larger sample size (N = 600), skewness effects appear to vanish for all but the r = 50 and Dim = 5 case, and even in this case skewness is vastly diminished compared to the smaller sample size.

Procurement reduces drug prices on average and eliminates the regressive mean PCI and skewness effects.

Overall, this evidence implies that drugs in retail pharmacies are least affordable in the lowest income countries, due to insignificant or perverse PCI-based price differentials for originators and generics and positive skewness effects for both generics and originators.

Furthermore, the tie strength skewness moderates the effect of network average tie strength: both the initial positive effect and the later negative effect of an increase in tie strength are smaller in a more skewed network than in a less skewed one.

Blood levels of lead, cadmium, mercury, selenium, and iron approximated a lognormal distribution, and were log-transformed (base 10) to address skewness and outliers' effect.

Although 'Treatment anxiety' subscale that showed high negative skewness and ceiling effect could be improved in the future, our Japanese version of the PedsQL Cancer Module would be feasible to use in clinical practice.

Jerbi (2015) developed a closed form solution J-formula based on the J-process considering the skewness and kurtosis effects as well as the smile effect.

Item distribution characteristics such as mean (M), standard deviation (SD), percentage of items at the lower (floor effects) and the higher end (ceiling effects), skewness as well as discriminatory power of the scales were inspected.

All subscales showed that the distribution of responses was skewed to the left (subscale median values in the upper third, negative skewness and ceiling effects).