Sentence examples for distort the performance from inspiring English sources

The AWC asserts that Non-Traditional ETFs generally "reset" daily, and such a factor can have significant ramifications that distort the performance of the subject ETF and its underlying index or benchmark.

Such assumptions were made in order to obtain a more straightforward comparison of different scheduling metrics, since we eliminate the influence of system-specific parameters that might distort the performance of scheduling algorithm efficiency.

The other focuses on the space-related technical applications, as the presence of the ionospheric irregularities can impact variety of trans-ionospheric radio communication and even distort the performance of the global navigation systems (e.g., Smith et al. 2008).

China is using state-owned companies, privately owned national champions, and state-dominated investment funds to distort the performance of markets for political advantage.

Thus, the group of uncemented THAs was more heterogeneous, and a number of uncemented designs with inferior performance although not very widely used or even out of current use could distort the performance of the group of uncemented THAs as a whole.

In a linear feedback model with noisy state observations, measurement error seriously distorts the performance of the policy rule that is optimal for the noise-free system.

Only in the case where different HPV tests had different sensitivities in women testing negative (or borderline) for cytology, which was not reflected in those with positive cytology result, could this distort the relative performance in terms of sensitivity.

However, the trim and fill method of Duvall and Tweedie was used to overcome this bias, and it was found that it was unlikely to distort the overall diagnostic performance of the lactate concentration.

When the operating frequency is high, the proposed structure is highly useful for maintaining extremely low impedance levels in stubs to prevent distorting the filter performance.

According to the S.E.C.'s complaint, Bristol-Myers used several earnings management techniques to distort the company's true performance from early 2000 until the end of 2001.

One needn't be a committed fan of Cage's, or Bailey's, to enjoy the challenge of thinking about how recordings alter, enhance, or distort the experience of live performance.