Sentence examples for distorted reporter from inspiring English sources

A primary hurdle for isobaric based quantification technologies is the presence of interfering coisolated species that result in distorted reporter ion intensities.

At a conference on ocean acidification in Monterey, Calif., last week, Fabricius told reporters that tourists often get a distorted view of the reef because they visit the more pristine areas.

As has been observed in previous studies, TMT reporter ion intensities derived from MS2 spectra were largely distorted and inaccurate.

As an example of what can happen when significance testing is exalted beyond reason, consider the case of the Wall Street Journal investigative reporter who broke the news of a scandal about a medical device maker, Boston Scientific, having supposedly distorted study results [ 5].

Keller told me, "Ethan has proved himself to be the most scrupulous of reporters," despite intense scrutiny, "some of it honest and reasonable, some of it savagely partisan and distorted".

The government said it would stop issuing visas to reporters from mainland China's official New China News Agency and People's Daily, the main Communist Party newspaper, complaining that both organizations had presented a distorted view of events on the island.

It distorted reality," he said.

"He became distorted," he reflected.

Words came out of the distorted mouth.

So this is misleading, distorted, inaccurate".

The echoey and distorted female voice returns.