Sentence examples for distorted study from inspiring English sources

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].

Furthermore, there are precedents for both publishing unpublished studies and republishing distorted studies.

And they even have some sort of distorted scientific study to back it up.

The biased movement of Brownian particles on a fluctuating two-state periodic potential made of identical distorted ratchets is studied.

There are many publications on dynamical theory covering more than five decades of study of distorted crystals, which has been thoroughly reviewed and discussed by Authier (2001 ▸).

Logically, then, El Greco could have painted accurate life studies and distorted portraits from memory.

Thus, this "adult mortality" could result in significant transmission ratio distortion, and may in fact be responsible for some of the distorted regions in the present study.

This study suggests that distorted hydraulic head fields induced by partial cutoff walls should be considered when designing detection monitoring networks at landfills.

"Our overview," de Bruin concluded, "shows that there is a distorted image of the actual study outcomes on bilingualism, with researchers (and media) believing that the positive effect of bilingualism on nonlinguistic cognitive processes is strong and unchallenged".

This analytical study indicates that distorted models with a different number of layers and geometries than those of the prototype can predict the behaviour of the prototype with good accuracy.

(Full disclosure: We were a target of Breitbart's smear tactics after we published a study revealing the distorted media coverage of the manufactured ACORN controversy.