Sentence examples for towards under from inspiring English sources

Second, systematic biases towards under or overresponse can be detected in specific circumstances, e.g., overresponse in the noisier OJ environment.

More child-centred options include Explora (Via Flaminia 82, mdbr.it), a children's museum geared towards under 12s, and the Planetario (en.planetarioroma.it), with its programme of star-gazing.

If there are some actions that would serve any possible desire (or, on an alternative internalist account, that any agent would be motivated towards under the relevant counterfactual conditions), then the internalist can accommodate reasons that any agent has no matter what they are like: such reasons are massively overdetermined.

These have shown that 30 50% of reports are inconsistent, but there are no particular trends towards under or over estimation of ages, so aggregate results are unbiased [4], [18], [19].

Although the surgeons in our pilot were blinded, it is possible our pilot event rate could be biased towards under reporting, given their involvement in the cases or that there could have been variability in the way that the CDC criteria were applied.

Once you have covered the eyelid, move down towards under your eyes, through the outer corners of your eyes.

Indian policymakers thus need to design state-specific approaches to arrest the rapid growth of overweight and its penetration especially towards under-privileged section of the society.

However, such is the industrialised west's indifference towards under-developed countries that it was only there that he achieved any popular fame, his Nobel peace prize of 1970 notwithstanding.

"Decades", by the London/Oslo practice Hesselbrand, will try to address the tendency towards "under-occupancy among the elderly and over-occupancy among young", whereby old people are tending to live in homes bigger than they now need, while "living rooms and even bathrooms become bedrooms".

There is a self-deprecation that tilts towards under-confidence: it is the hesitation about leadership, the combination of charm and modesty, that makes Labour MPs think he would be a winning candidate, but also makes him bat back their solicitations.

It seems the FA's strategy towards Under-21 football would need to be altered radically to tempt Hoddle and a replacement for Pearce will be one of the first tasks for new FA chairman Greg Dyke.