Sentence examples for weighted up from inspiring English sources
Trying to balance a large number of demographic variables can produce some very large adjustments, so polling firms typically trim the weights so that no respondents are weighted up too much or down too little.
The executive said the mud has been "weighted up" by adding dense powdered minerals so that it weighs 16.4 pounds per gallon.
Morris throws many accusations widely, but the one meant to be most incendiary is that "in every single survey" from Jan . 1 , 2002to the election that year, "the number of Democrats interviewed is weighted up... while the number of Republicans interviewed is weighted down".
The liquid phase can be weighted up using heavy brines or barites.
For example, the CBS/NYT/YouGov Internet survey, weighted up Latinos from five to 13percentt meaning that each Latino respondent counted for the equivalent of 2.6 respondents in the weighted total.
Second, the 781 women who appeared for colposcopy were weighted up to represent the full cohort of 2331 women who consented.
De Gea had already shown it might need something special to beat him and, despite the difficult angle, Coutinho duly provided it with an audacious and beautifully weighted up-and-under finish.
The average of weighted up-tags and down-tags for each timepoint was calculated as previously described (Han et al. 2010; Sun et al. 2013).
For measuring the subject's response curve to the direction of motion of the central RDP, a weighted up-down staircase procedure for stimulus presentation was used (Kaernbach 1991).
The average of weighted up-tags and down-tags for each timepoint was calculated as described (Han et al. 2010; Sun et al. 2013), and the median of all timepoints, except t = 120 min (reference timepoint), was determined.
Consequently, the weighted up-to-date and age-appropriate immunisation rates for childhood vaccines, such as the diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis combined vaccine, the oral poliomyelitis vaccine, the hepatitis B vaccine and the measles-containing vaccine, were significantly lower in the children of migrant workers than in those of the non-migrant population in the Beijing area.
