skewing造句

Younger-skewing artists, such as singer-rapper Ke$ha, enjoy a larger slice of the digital pie than older-skewing artists such as James Taylor, he says.

And many executives are skewing toward conservative 'low-hanging fruit,' seeking to strengthen themselves through consolidation.

Coincidentally, his unintentional experiments are skewing the link between environmental protection and simplicity.

Al ball skewing rolling pass design firstly has used design project of two grooves rolling.

You can see whether a few visits are skewing your 'Average Time on Site' upward or downward.

In addition to skewing the country’s age distribution, the one-child policy has probably exacerbated its dire gender imbalance.

Failing to properly "warm up" the JVM can result in a significant skewing of performance measurements in two ways.

They would almost certainly be counted in prisoners' home areas rather than in the constituencies where prisons are located, to avoid skewing results in areas with big jails.

Studies show that, partly because of unsettled trades, more than one party sometimes claims ownership of a stock, skewing shareholder votes.

"More could lessen or even undo" any benefits, he said, by overloading the muscles' receptors or otherwise skewing the body's response.

In addition, there could be differences between the two grou that the Medicaid records didn't reveal： the children who received the drugs may have been more severely ill, skewing the results, they said.