Sentence examples for distorted results from inspiring English sources

He shows the grainy, oddly distorted results, which he calls recordings, as DVD installations in art galleries.

The second was to produce a better calculation of LDL-cholesterol, which is often derived from an equation thought to provide highly distorted results after eating.

I agree there is always distorted results when we do not check LDL direct test.As long as triglycerides levels are normal it is ok with the FreidWald calculations.

Problems with these methods are that the convective moisture resistance in membrane boundary layers is seldom taken into account, and the distributed nature of moisture emissions on membrane surface and air concentration above it often give distorted results.

Does this mean current animal models yield distorted results?

"The grade boundary debacle has distorted results this year, but despite this there have been many positive gains at all levels.

If saturation occurs, the natural isotope intensity distribution is distorted, resulting in false quantitative readings.

Introducing too many changes early on will distort results.

But Professor Alt also acknowledges that the artificial environment of the laboratory can distort results.

That's up from 50-43 six weeks ago, but SurveyUSA uses automated questionnaires, which may distort results.

"It distorts results on education, employment, religion and other variables related to gender and age".