Sentences with phrase «skewed because»

My ratios are slightly skewed because I can spin a wholesale deal into a listing and still get paid from it.

He said it's an interesting statistic, but he also recognizes that the sample was probably skewed because it's the motivated fathers who are more likely to seek and gain custody of their children.

This may be a little skewed because people here usually are tech enthusiasts and therefore might change more often than most (or maybe actually keep them longer because we take care of them more?)

What if your life insurance nicotine test is skewed because of a family member or coworker?

You also won't know whether your results are skewed because you relied on someone else to get your quote for you.

The results of LegalTech are always skewed because it's such a small sample, and because only a small fraction of attendees get to see much more than the exhibits floor.

The EROI of ethanol meanwhile is 1.3 - 1.6 and like global warming, the EROI debate about ethanol is skewed because the bulk of scientific data that supports a positive EROI resides in one corner, while 1 study from 1 entomologist sits in the other.

I personally do not like starting any trend analysis with the record hot ENSO year of 1998, because this leads to criticism that the trend is skewed because of the high start year, thereby deflecting the entire discussion to a side track.

Muller spent two years investigating claims by global - warming deniers that temperature rises verified by multiple studies were skewed because of flawed analysis, unreliable weather stations and the effect of urban heat islands.

The record is skewed because of cloudy days where the (close to) real temperature is included, or the air conditioner (different picture, same problem) is turned off, and so on.

Our scientific sample set of soil carbon storage capacity is severely skewed because so much of it is comprised of croplands that have been mangled far beyond their original state.

That's probably skewed because of the work that I do, but it amuses me nonetheless.

Well maybe my perspective is skewed because I first played SMS when I was young so it perhaps seemed harder, but although modern ones are that hard with difficulty up, that was the standard difficulty.

Point is the percentages the guy in the article taking time to take shots at Microsoft are skewed because If you compare what AAA titles from the show released between both Sony and Microsoft from E3 2016 a whole different story moves into attention.

The study data could be skewed because owners elected to fill out the survey.

Both the American Veterinary Medical Association and the Center for Disease Control have said that any ratio (which would be off anyway because visual breed identification is unreliable) would be skewed because we don't have the number of dogs for each breed in the country.

Unfortunately, the data is skewed because of 9/11, where the market was cl...

Currently the income / expense cash flow report is skewed because that VAT appears on both places.

Unfortunately, the data is skewed because of 9/11, where the market was closed for seven days, and the change from the close to the open was -4.59 %.

It hasn't been sufficiently stressed in this report that the data encompasses the Christmas sales and earnings: so, that's a response to the people who thought the data of the other reports was skewed because it didn't encompass this strategical period.

Granted the results are somewhat skewed because one well - rated iPad takes several slots with all the various sub-models.

Instead they just complain about research and reports on the publishing industry is skewed because they don't take into account indie books.

NAEP scores are skewed because of differing number of «special education» student included in the calculations.

No tudingan2 skewed because you all are fellow bisexual.

Yet, such study results may be skewed because, in many instances, fingerprint examiners were aware they were being tested, the report notes.

The Collinge team's results, Bertranpetit and his coworkers argue, had been statistically skewed because its study left low frequency variations out of the analysis, an error known as «ascertainment bias.»

There is a real risk that the whole strategic defence review will be skewed because of the obsession with Trident.

Republican county legislators and political candidates pushed Thursday for suspension of Suffolk County's red light camera program, saying safety data is skewed because it doesn't include pedestrian and bicycle accidents.

The data is skewed because the hospitals have to take on every high risk birth whereas midwives can opt out.

Declercq said one problem with relying on this study is the results may have been skewed because the researchers relied on the location the birth was planned for rather than where it actually took place.

They add that the statistics produced are skewed because they are often collected against minor leaguers.

Your bias is sooooooo skewed because of your faith, and you only see what you want to see..

The results are skewed because many Jesuits, suspecting the authors» bias, refused to answer the questionnaires.

The US CPI has been skewed because in the early eightys, anything related to petroleum was removed from the tape measure which more closely estimated true inflation.

Not exact matches

Because removals are so heavily skewed toward Latinos, some refer to the modern U.S. removal system as the «Latino removal system.»

You will have to share data; try to skew it toward information that will grow stale quickly, because if things don't work out, your suitor may go back to being a competitor.

Men and women can create billion - dollar companies, but the current VC model, because it is largely run by men, is skewed to favor the style of male - run companies.

Perhaps because of this focus on relationships, smartphone addicts tend to be female whereas internet addicts skew male, though statistics on the exact gender split are hard to come by.

For me personally, I like the 40 - day ATR because the longer period helps to give a more accurate representation of a stock's volatility, whereas a shorter period is more susceptible to skewing by short - term news events.

Still, the current return / risk profile features highly «unpleasant skew» - in any given week, the single most likely outcome is actually a small advance, yet the average return in the current classification is quite negative, because those small marginal gains have typically been wiped out by steep, abrupt market plunges that erase weeks or months of gains in one fell swoop (see Impermanence and Full - Cycle Thinking for a chart).

When you looked at the overall market, leverage was skewed higher because of energy.

2017-10-16 I decided to exclude 2008 because action that week was such an incredible outlier that it greatly skewed

Secondly, because the page contains multiple lead magnets, your visitors are going to be coming back to it again and again and this is going to skew the data collection within Google Analytics.

Because companies have different capital structures, interest expenses can skew their earnings numbers.

The CPI is often referred to as headline inflation because it doesn't remove any items from its index that could skew its data.

Because more than 90 percent of prisoners are men, their absence skews the gender ratio.

I truely am sorry that the you can not read some of God's word because of how some men have skewed them.

Of course, it doesn't matter because people who want to believe a skewed partisan idea will do so, no matter how many balanced views they are presented.

the author doesn't say that one can't have an opinion on an issue just because the bible doesn't have a clear stance on it... he's simply saying that it doesn't make sense to have such a strong, skewed and one sided stance on an issue that the bible isn't clear about.

Regnerus is facing an ethics panel because his study was deliberately and falsely skewed to provide the data he wanted.