The phrase "are not distorted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something remains true, clear, or unchanged, often in a context discussing perceptions or representations.
Example: "The images we received from the satellite are not distorted, providing us with accurate data for our analysis."
Alternatives: "remain intact" or "are unaltered".
This test was based on the assumption that clusters of distorted SNP markers in the F2 progeny that are not distorted in the G2 progeny indicate the presence of lethal or sublethal equivalents revealed by inbreeding.
The value range of S G (x,y) is (0,1]. The smaller the value is, the more severe the GM distortion. When S G (x,y)=1, R and D are not distorted at the GM of the pixel.
The Observer publishes all letters, as long as the facts are not distorted or the content too personal.
Technocrats are thought to do a better job of ensuring financial and price stability than politicians, because their decisions are not distorted by the pressure to win elections.
It is therefore safer to use GDP figures converted at purchasing-power parity, which are not distorted by exchange-rate swings.
Nevertheless, our main conclusions for tax-loss carry forwards, dividend yield, liquidity, and size are not distorted by selective reporting.
We have to show that we are not distorting that justice with revenge.
Debt and equity analysts must affirm routinely that they believe what they write and are not distorting their views to please their paymasters.
(There is nevertheless a close agreement on mean fixation duration between the hand- and the automatic coding for this individual, which suggests that those fixations being rejected as false negatives by our algorithm are not distorting the results).
But during the day, more dark objects are visible, so it's better that these aren't distorted, Alonso said.
You may also want to return the "lineart" layer to above the "color" layer, so the lines aren't distorted.
