Sentence examples for distorted the relationship from inspiring English sources

The application of prostate-specific antigen contributes to heterogeneity of phenotype (Etzioni et al, 2002), which may have distorted the relationship with STG.

The most likely reasons for the differences in the individual gene trees are either that there were insufficient informative sites to resolve some species using a single gene fragment, or that a history of interspecies recombination has distorted the relationships between species clusters.

Similarly, the British production "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas" distorts the relationship between victim and murderer.

Moreover, by distorting the relationship between property income and expenses, rent regulation depresses the returns on property, which in turn causes landlords to underinvest.

"It distorts the relationship between the lawyer and the client, it distorts the work that gets done, and it provides enormous incentives to slide into chronic deceptive behavior," said Lisa G. Lerman, a law professor at the Catholic University of America in Washington.

Dyck and Zingales posit that bubbles distort the relationship between companies and the media.

Specifically, the exclusion of one or more important confounding measures may distort the relationship between SES and the phenomena of traumatic injury (Cubbin et al. [2000]; Hefernan et al. [2011]; Marcin et al. [2003]; Newgard et al. [2011]; Zarzur et al. [2010]; Rosen et al. [2009]).

Yet, language distorts the relationship between humans and the rest of the animals.

Often PGC values include not only the direct information between neurons but also include mediated influences described earlier that could distort the relationship between PGC's estimate and actual synaptic weights.

Selection bias could distort the relationship between adjuvant therapy and overall survival.

To investigate why, we examined sequence features that may distort the relationship between LD and conserved regions.