Sentence examples for distorted because of their from inspiring English sources

Otmar Issing, the former chief economist of the European Central Bank, who remains influential with central bankers, said in a conference in Frankfurt on Tuesday that the price of bunds and United States Treasuries had become "distorted" because of their haven status.

Genetic screens have identified a class of mutants known as DISTORTED mutants because of their significant actin-related cytoskeletal growth-associated phenotypic defects and overall distorted cell shape patterning and abnormal polarized growth (trichome, epidermis, cell-cell communication) [ 2, 4- 6].

Depressed patients may have a distorted view because of their negative cognitions caused by their depressed mood.

She believes the public view of him as a social and religious leader is distorted because of the focus on his incendiary statements.

d The actual DD current pattern is greatly distorted because of the nonuniform and anisotropic conductivity of the ionosphere.

The experimental SAED patterns are usually slightly distorted because of non-optimized alignment of the microscope and the nonlinearity of the CCD camera.

Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) say the footage, captured via an endoscopic probe, is heavily distorted because of the high levels of radiation inside the reactor.

As the size of the panel unit root test usually becomes distorted because of the presence of cross sectional dependence, it is crucial to diagnose this issue before estimating panel data models.

The steady-state experimental results without harmonic compensation are shown in Fig. 11, where the DG is controlled to only inject real current, which is commanded to 4.2 A. It can be seen that the bus voltage and bus current injected into the main bus are severely distorted because of the large current harmonics induced by the nonlinear load and the non-negligible line impedance.

The rib cage becomes distorted because of the three dimensionality of the deformity.

Loci linked to SDL can be indirectly distorted because of genetic hitchhiking (Xu et al. 1997), thus leading to clustering of distorted loci.