re-weighting

The CFA Institute, which counts more than 105,000 members world-wide, including 96,000 holders of the chartered financial analyst designation, based the findings on the responses of 2,726 members, re-weighting the results to reflect their geographic distribution.

Financial Analysts Dim on 2012, Survey Shows Brendan Conway 2011

This alone wasn't enough to affect the first-quarter GDP data, although re-weighting in other measures may result in a strong enough revision to affect the third reading of GDP.

U.K. Manufacturing Soars 2010

The ONS said the reason for the sharp revisions was a re-weighting of the index, new seasonal factors and a late return of some data.

U.K. Manufacturing Soars 2010

The re-weighting of the index also meant that the first-quarter industrial production data contribution to gross domestic product was revised down 0.2 percentage point.

U.K. Manufacturing Soars 2010

So the totals percentages they're reporting either reflect re-weighting or else there are typos in their table.

Poll: Edwards, Huckabee Lead In Iowa 2009

Just out of curiosity, I tried taking their table and re-weighting each age group to 2004 levels, but when I did I found the total percentages didn't change much.

Poll: Edwards, Huckabee Lead In Iowa 2009

We don't know if all those subgroups include significant sample sizes, but re-weighting is less likely to skew these internals.

Zogby: Dead Heat In Pennsylvania 2009

"This bodes well for inflation, coupled with the much-awaited re-weighting of the Consumer Price Index basket from February 2009."

ANC Daily News Briefing 2008

I imagine it is effectively equivalent to just not re-weighting, but I can follow the logic clearly.

Wilson et al 2007 « Climate Audit 2007

It involved re-weighting every response so that the sum of those responses matched the reported election results.

OpEdNews Exclusive 2006