Sentence examples for distorted assumption from inspiring English sources

"The outside community," he continued, "has a distorted assumption of the Amish".

It is possible that some patients score low on the EAT but high on the ORTO-15 because they "mistake" their symptoms for healthy behaviors or try to convince themselves (or others) that their behaviors are healthy, and classify them according to this distorted assumption.

In this way he subverts the notion of linear development and reflects a desire that his work not be — as one piece puts it — "Distorted by the Assumption of a Direction".

That baseless assumption distorted IHS' estimate of how much electric utilities would have to spend over the next 16 years.

Purported differences in the levels of a latent variable should be tested using different models to verify whether these differences are real or simply distorted by model assumptions.

Earlier, the black image was distorted by widespread, disparaging assumptions about race.

The issue has been dubbed the "perfect moral storm" and with good reason: it's massive in scale, implicates our lifestyle choices, often distorted by pre-existing assumptions, and may require short-term pain for long-term gain.

Multicollinearity for independent variables was assessed by using the variance inflation factor (VIF); no VIF was > 2. We performed several additional analyses to determine whether our approach and assumptions about missing data distorted our results.

This assumption is unlikely to have distorted the results.

In addition, a skin detection step weights the final quality score in order to penalize distorted blocks containing "skin-pixels" based on the assumption that a human observer is most sensitive to impairments affecting human subjects.

A skin detection step weights the final quality score in order to penalize distorted blocks containing skin-pixels based on the assumption that a human observer is most sensitive to impairments affecting human subjects.