Sentence examples for distorted outcomes from inspiring English sources

The Marriage Supermarket provides a stark illustration of the power of small demographic shifts to produce grossly distorted outcomes.

"The wrong metrics can present a misleading view of system health, and optimizing against them can produce distorted outcomes," Project Include states.

The effects of these "virtual" weight estimation studies, from very large databases, were carefully considered to establish any significant contribution to bias or distorted outcomes.

This may influence the assay and lead to distorted outcomes, as we discovered in radiation studies with the Reuber H35 cell line.

This means that policies may matter very much in migration and, moreover, that migration policies may do much harm to development by distorting outcomes.

Since this study focused on birth weight and SGA, which are clinically relevant outcome measures, restricting the study to term-born infants made it possible to investigate birth weight as a reflection of health outcomes without the distorting effect of preterm delivery [ 43].

The fact that in many studies screened-negative cases are not followed up, may have distorted screening outcomes.

Stressful environments and experiments are common, and distort outcomes.

It can also ask for a repeat of the election process if polls are marred by enough possible fraud to have distorted the outcome.

A failed candidate's bid to void the Victorian election is misconceived, with no evidence that a record number of early voters distorted the outcome, a court has heard.

There are some new gangs in our political neighborhoods called "super PACS" and they distorted the outcome in a number of states during the Republican presidential nomination campaign.