Sentence examples for be distorted by small from inspiring English sources

If pure congestion pricing were instituted, it would be distorted by small community exemptions, special treatment for some airlines and international service exemptions, and it would not solve the problems La Guardia is confronting.

The parliamentary debate on the energy bill resumes in the Lords on Tuesday and is set to be distorted by a small but influential group of global warming contrarians.

Secondly, it was realized (Bahr 1988; Jiracek 1990) that the measured electric fields can be distorted by charge accumulation at the surface of small-scale heterogeneities in the shallow subsurface.

Beyond exposure assessment, epidemiologists studying environmental exposures face the difficulty of studying small effects that may be distorted by confounding that eludes easy control.

(A triangle cannot be distorted by stress).

Policy, he said, would be guided by facts and would not be distorted by politics.

Genomic signatures for selection detected by GWWS could be distorted by demographic history and population structure.

Fourth, results might be distorted by publication bias.

Periampullary anatomy may be distorted by carcinoma or affected by inflammation and fibrosis [ 9].

Of course, the result could still be distorted by non-understood or unknown bias.

In such instances, treatment-group comparisons may be distorted by such effects.