Sentence examples for systematically skewed from inspiring English sources

It's a life-size green-and-yellow tractor tilted on its side, with all its right angles systematically skewed.

Recently, however, a married couple who have been painstakingly tracking patterns of church giving for years are asking whether the standard sources of data are systematically skewed, giving Americans the impression of being more generous than they really are.

In aggregate, however, we find that for middle-aged insertions, the probability of observing as many or fewer copies is systematically skewed toward probabilities that are lower, with 23 P-values above and 62 P-values below 0.5 (sign test: P < 0.0001).

Only a systematically skewed registration towards more or less severe cases of DFM would affect these results, and our design separating inclusion from outcome registration would counteract such effects.

Rather, the most prestigious employers are going directly to a limited set of schools to hire new talent, systematically skewing the playing field toward students from a handful of schools.

Moreover, different assumptions made do not systematically skew the conclusions.

It is however unlikely that a recall bias of CA should systematically skew the specific findings of risk factors associated with CA. In this case, the effect of recall bias would more likely result in type II error.

This comparison indicates that start methionines weren't systematically misidentified skewing the 5' UTR lengths, but rather, is consistent with previously annotated 5' UTR mammalian sequence.

We present a coarse framework to analytically characterize the impact of arbitrary noise distributions, as well as a superstatistical approach that systematically interprets heavy tails and skewed distributions.

When participation in biology classes is skewed toward males, females are systematically missing out on valuable practice that may lead to benefits such as achievement and/or retention in STEM.

If our model is biased toward falsely rejecting the null hypothesis because it systematically predicts lower TE frequencies than expected under the neutral simulations, we would expect the distributions of P-values to be skewed toward zero.