Sentence examples for unbalanced distributions from inspiring English sources

The randomized, double-blind, controlled trial has appropriately been accepted as the methodological gold standard because it is the only method with the potential to avoid systematic error resulting from unbalanced distributions of recognized and unrecognized determinants of outcome.

This paper has shown that there are serious shortages and unbalanced distributions of health workers worldwide.

For HRH issues, the burden of illness might be measured in terms of shortages and unbalanced distributions of health workers.

Regression models are often used to adjust for differences in confounding variables, e.g. unbalanced distributions of age and sex.

However, the residual plots (bottom panels in Figure 2 ) exhibited unbalanced distributions of weighted residual vs. time or individual model prediction, most notably a systemic under-prediction of the data for the 24 h time point, suggesting model misspecification.

Note that the original expression of PBR in the literature [ 2, 4, 22, 23] did not impose the absolute values for B; here PBR (Equation  10) includes the absolute values to make the criterion more meaningful because both positive and negative Bs indicate unbalanced distributions of the covariate.

This paper proposes an algorithm for modeling stochastically dependent renewable energy based distributed generators for the purpose of proper planning of unbalanced distribution networks.

The proposed optimization algorithm aims to minimize the energy loss in unbalanced distribution systems by determining the optimal locations of non-dispatchable distributed generators and the optimal hourly power schedule of dispatchable distributed generators.

As in 1980, the boycott resulted in empty lanes and canceled heats on the track and an unbalanced distribution of medals.

As if to prove it you go on to say that "the top 20% of earners pay 69% of federal taxes, and that share is rising .Republicans may well be perturbed that uneven tax burdens erode democratic values, but they should have concerned themselves long ago with the unbalanced distribution of income.

The system that had come to be called feudal, although it had little to do with the feudalism of the High Middle Ages, was hated by the peasants and the bourgeoisie for its unbalanced distribution of privileges especially those exempting the nobles and clergy from taxation.