Sentence examples for distorted behaviour from inspiring English sources

The contemporary literature is not conclusive on the relationship between platelet serotonin content and migraine however it generally agrees that the distorted behaviour of platelets presents with subtle changes in various functions (reviewed in [176]).

Paid responses tend to distort behaviour.

And metrics could distort behaviour even more than the RAE.

Higher marginal tax rates distort behaviour and reduce activity".

The lesson from education league tables is they can distort behaviour.

It therefore provides a unique opportunity to form a basis for economically efficient taxation which does not distort behaviour (such as moving income or wealth offshore).

That it has taken almost 300 years for this traditional size to change is proof of the power of taxes to distort behaviour.

They distort behaviour less, and are more growth friendly, than taxes on income, employment or even consumption.Yet most countries raise relatively little money from taxing property.

It would be far better to close or limit loopholes and deductions, currently worth up to 7% of GDP, which distort behaviour (by, for example, encouraging people to take out big mortgages) and mostly benefit the affluent.

The new bill tries to cap the amount that any one farmer can receive; but if the weather is bad, it could lead to higher payouts than planned.Sweet dealsTaken together, these subsidies distort behaviour and trade in unhelpful ways.

It also includes how is transparent information on responsibilities, available resources and performance transmitted and used, and what incentives and sanctions are in place which may distort behaviours [ 19].