"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 some cases, evaluative abilities may be deficient because of distorted factual assumptions, e.g. incorrigible beliefs that no one cares about whether or not the person lives or dies (as in the case described by one of the respondents above), that nothing will be better, or unreasonable beliefs about personal guilt [ 34].
However, our data don't support further assumptions, since the distorted markers are distributed across almost all chromosomes (table 1) without showing a distinct pattern (Additional file 2).
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 hard truth is that the worst assumptions of the welfare state have shaped and distorted social assistance of all kinds.
Note that the conventional Gaussian assumption cannot be used for the data recovery of distorted OFDM symbols.
Ruth's last publication, Cracks in the Facade: Whiteness and the Construction of 9/11, returned to her concern with how American assumptions about power relationships and about what counts as rational, which she called "whiteness", distorted US discourse from both the left and the right on the causes and consequences of the traumatic events of 9/11.
However, because of the assumption of uniform exchangeabilities, they are likely to estimate too many classes some of which are distorted frequency classes that adjust for increased exchangeabilities present in more complex and realistic rate matrices than the uniform matrix.
