Sentence examples for clear distortion from inspiring English sources

Therefore, neither an accompanying auditory stimulus nor visual flicker was distorted in conditions that led to a clear distortion of the perceived duration of the oddball itself (Figure 2b, left bar averaged from data in Figure 1c).

"But when one set of rules applies to Qantas, and another to our competitors, then a clear distortion exists".

And Dr. Donald F. Klein, a co-author of the report, called claims that antidepressants were only slightly better than a placebo "a clear distortion".

Foreign secretary Philip Hammond's comment about "marauding" migrants and Europe's inability to cope with an influx of "millions" of Africans is not only deeply distasteful but a clear distortion of the facts (Report, 10 August).

The motion was a bit jerky and there was some clear distortion around the borders of the lenses, which doesn't bode well for the ultimate experience, given that these were fairly controlled demos.

A clear distortion in favour of S. incanum was found in E03 and E09 whereas in E02 and E06, alleles for S. melongena were more abundant.

In a letter to Norman Mineta, the United States Transportation Secretary, Ms. de Palacio wrote that, if the complaints were accurate, the price cutting would be "unacceptable" because it would create clear distortions in market competition.

Mr. Clinton's pardons of his brother, Roger Clinton, who served time years ago on cocaine charges, and of Susan McDougal, who went to jail for refusing to answer questions about Mr. Clinton's Whitewater dealings, were clear distortions of the pardoning process to help friends and family.

Will used his nationally syndicated column to make several clear distortions about global warming.

In most every case they are themselves clear distortions of what Obama said in that speech.

During forced abductions, the inner maxillipeds 1 and 2 showed clear distortions of the cuticle of their exopodites, which recovered during the recoil to adduction.