Sentence examples for distorted conclusion from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the relatively low response rate of 57% may have induced selection bias and resulted in a distorted conclusion.

However, it implicitly assumes that all energy types are perfectly substitutable and thus may result in distorted conclusions in energy-economy research.

In contrast, comparative assessments which use CED and CCO2 data originating from various sources, can easily result in distorted conclusions given the large data ranges.

Established mathematical theories of wave energy conversion, such as 3D point-absorber and 2D terminator theory, are inadequate to accurately describe the behaviour of Oyster, historically resulting in distorted conclusions regarding the potential of such a concept to harness the power of ocean waves.

However, due to the fact that the researchers enjoy more flexibility when interpreting qualitative material than they do when interpreting quantitative data, emotional utterings or detailed stories from a few convincing informants may influence the researchers to draw too strong or even distorted conclusions.

By analyses and comparisons on the simulated results of unsteady aerodynamic forces of the tilt-rotor in different modes, some meaningful conclusions about distorted blade-tip vortex distribution and unsteady aerodynamic force variation in a conversion mode are obtained, and these investigation results could provide a good foundation for tilt-rotor aircraft design in the future.

However, rarely is biomass composition determined and carbon balance carefully measured in the same experiments which could possibly lead to distorted MFA results and questionable conclusions.

Since biomass composition varies under different growth conditions [ 5- 7, 15, 20] obtaining its values from other studies, with various environmental conditions using various strains of E. coli, is another step in addition to a non-comprehensive carbon balance analysis that could possibly lead to distorted MFA results and drawing incorrect conclusions in terms of metabolic regulation.

As the work approaches its conclusion the text becomes increasingly distorted and raspy, and the sounds echo upon themselves from opposite speakers.

Their conclusions are based on a distorted view of what is happening in Greece.

103 104 This can create a distorted balance that may seriously affect the conclusions on effects of interventions.