positive skewness

positive skewness
French\ \ asymétrie positive
German\ \ Links-Asymmetrie; Links-Schiefe; positive Asymmetrie; positive Schiefe
Dutch\ \ positieve scheefheid
Italian\ \ asimmetria positiva
Spanish\ \ toreimiento positivo; asimetría positiva
Catalan\ \ asimetria positiva
Portuguese\ \ assimetria positiva
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ positiv skævhed
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ positiv snedhet
Greek\ \ θετική ασυμμετρία
Finnish\ \ positiivinen vinous
Hungarian\ \ pozitív ferdeség
Turkish\ \ artı çarpıklık
Estonian\ \ positiivne asümmeetria
Lithuanian\ \ teigiamasis asimetriškumas
Slovenian\ \ pozitivna asimetrija
Polish\ \ skośność dodatnia
Russian\ \ положительная асимметрия
Ukrainian\ \ позитивна асиметрія
Serbian\ \ позитивна асиметричност
Icelandic\ \ jákvæð skekkja
Euskara\ \ asimetria positiboa
Farsi\ \ chowlegiye mosb t
Persian-Farsi\ \ چولگي مثبت
Arabic\ \ التواء موجب
Afrikaans\ \ positiewe skeefheid
Chinese\ \ 正 偏 （ 斜 ） 度 （ 态 ）
Korean\ \ 양의 왜도

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