Sentence examples for distorted state from inspiring English sources

This imbalance distorted state decision-making, favoring coverage for the expansion population over timely access for the neediest individuals to Medicaid's limited supply of health services.

At 10 μM ATP, the SDCH distribution was broad and its main peak appeared around 0.58 nm, indicating that the oligomers were in the distorted state during most of the observation time.

The Kurds are discovering, as have others before them, that oil is a poisoned gift that creates a distorted state, economy and society that cannot function when the oil revenues run dry.

The boresight directivity increases from 43.13 dB in the distorted state to 43.40 dB in the optimal state, and the squint angle decreases from 0.046 6 º in the distorted state to 0.000 3 º in the optimal state.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Far field patterns of the nominal state, the distorted state and the optimal state (RCP feed).

Fig. 10(a) shows the far field patterns of the nominal state (dashed line), the distorted state (dot dashed) and the optimal state (solid line) in xz plane for RCP feed illumination, and the close-up view is illustrated in Fig. 10(b).

The current Medicaid program relies on a well-intentioned matching formula that greatly distorts state decision-making regarding Medicaid.

But some experts said the Chinese market was so heavily distorted by state subsidies for fuel that the higher prices might encourage refiners to produce more gasoline and diesel for Chinese consumers, possibly stoking new demand.

FRAGMENTED, distorted by state subsidies and unprofitable: with complaints like these, you might have thought that the best way to make German banks stronger would be to encourage domestic consolidation and not least for the German states to privatise their Landesbanks.

Its economy, too, is lacking in transparency and distorted by state-owned industry.The zero-sum illusionSo the struggle to complete trade agreements seems to have become yet another area of strategic competition between America and China as they tussle for regional influence.

Word on the street is that it happens more often than not when health systems build only a portion of the total number of operating rooms authorized by the state -- a convenient way to block competition and distort the state medical facility's projections of ORs that are "needed". There isn't much time before session comes to a wrap.