Sentences with phrase «skewed data»

The Barnes & Noble college division was spun off in 2015 which skews the data in ways that are tough to judge.

These so - called «hybrid» entrepreneurs who keep their day jobs make for less thrilling copy and more complicated data analysis among researchers, so they're often undercounted, Raffiee notes, which skews the data on entrepreneurs» traits in general.

Three highly regarded investigative journalists and civil rights attorney Eva Jefferson Paterson, president of the Equal Justice Society in Oakland, Calif., highlighted the dangers of skewed data that could undermine investigative work at each step of gathering, interpreting and presenting data.

Among the flaws in their analysis were small, dissimilar samples of cats, and a failure to account for highly skewed data sets.

The way that we measure inflation skews the data towards «transience».

Of late this has been, I believe, seriously skewing the data since stocks have been rising and fixed income is getting killed.

The most common example we could point to is that some sort of news event can completely skew your data.

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.

You seem to find skewed data.

As for last year's testing opt - outs, Farrell said the district saw only a small percentage of students refuse to take the state tests despite low class sizes which easily skew the data.

Is there a fiendish error skewing the data?

Groten noted that some judges questioned whether the EPA «artificially skewed the data» used to set mercury limits by basing them on the best performing power plants rather than a wider sample.

However, presenting nutrient density per calorie as opposed to nutrient density per serving skews the data.

Based on Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway's nonfiction report of the same name, Robert Kenner's documentary looks at the scientists hired by corporations and conservative think - tanks to appear on news programs, touting skewed data about public health issues and climate change.

Such obstacles create skewed data pictures, and lead to misdiagnosis of needs and supports for students.

The bottom line is that we should not let special interests get away with using skewed data in an attempt to con the public.

I don't know how many others do this so I don't know if I am skewing their data at all, but it is still a bad assumption.

Unfortunately if they make the assumption that we would not highlight anything unless it is positive, then the stuff I highlight is going to skew their data because I highlight errors so I can send those back to the author.

Is there something in the process of traditional publishing that shifts the odds, or is the absence of the filters of gatekeeping skewing the data?

This is one of those factors that actually skews the data, IMO, making the earnings potential look bleaker than it really is.

I do wonder how skewed the data may be when looking at the other tablets, however.

Lepczyk et al. then inflate these numbers through both careless (e.g., using averages to describe skewed data) and deliberate (e.g., assuming all non-respondents owned cats — perhaps 50 % more than respondents did) means.

A proper analysis would make sure that these sorts of things hadn't skewed the data.»

Prediction markets built on volatile cryptocurrencies could produce skewed data, such as when participants» decisions are influenced by their speculative beliefs about the future price of their token holdings and not only their local knowledge.

He warns not only about gaps in data, but also about biases — such as where researchers choose to sample, which can skew a data set towards or away from certain regions or types of environment.

Furthermore, some cities have larger police presences than others, which could have skewed the data.

Before you begin to panic, though, it's important to know that there are different ways to measure fertility, which could skew the data.

If you change just one number by a large amount, it skews the data.

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

Seeking to further explain the weakness, a number of economists emphasized the recurring pattern evident in quarterly GDP numbers since 2010 — whereby first - quarter growth has averaged less than half the rate for the rest of the year — raising suspicions that seasonal effects may be skewing the data.

Sort of like how ONLY considering PL benefits morata, as opposed to all comps, even though they play in the same fuckin tournaments and league so their is literally no reason to do that other than to skew data in morata's favor...

The investigators corrected for many factors that might have skewed their data, such as what antibiotics patients received, how long they took them, and what kind of infections they had.

Six months later, after discovering that a loose cable had skewed their data, he and Autiero (left) resigned.

Their inclusion criteria are unclear, but this skews the data, turning the UK from a middle - ranking land - grabber to the biggest of them all, for instance.

These are certainly two significant risk factors that could have skewed the data.

That's horrible but it's also mind blowing because how much of them skew the data.

Since the algorithms tend to be proprietary — they don't share them — we don't know whether this is skewing the data.

«I haven't seen anything that suggests that we're at a point in the opt out movement where we're skewing the data.

The participation rate is even higher in urban districts where 65 percent of the largest 100 districts participate, covering 40 percent of all urban high school graduates.The National Student Clearinghouse didn't reveal which districts are or are not participating and so it is unclear how the missing high schools might be skewing the data.