Sentence examples for distorted to some extent from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the oblique angle of the TEM image should be taken into account, which may cause the average diameter and height to be distorted to some extent.

Alternatively, near-cognate aa-tRNA may be distorted to some extent, allowing the switch I region to sample toward the h8/14 junction at the 30S subunit shoulder.

However, as the regression is performed on the group number rather than the actual disease onset age (the original linear relationship among different disease onset ages could be distorted to some extent), and the P-value just passes a less stringent cut-off (i.e., 0.05), more data and further analysis are needed to draw a more confident conclusion from above results.

This obviously distorts to some extent the clinical reality.

These tiny sets can produce a good deal of noise, often distorted to an extent painful to involuntary listeners.

The exchange "cannot deem that investor judgment was considerably distorted to the extent of warranting delisting," it said.

During these last months, the image of the Catholic hierarchy in this country has been distorted to an extent which I would have not thought possible six months ago.

Thus, the sequent IMFs and the residual signal are distorted to an extent that depends on the extreme values.

All crystals are distorted to an extent because they contain a mixture of dislocations, precipitates and point defects.

Moreover imputing the missing values of continuous variables like ALT, AST and TLC with averages preserves the sample mean but the co-variance structure is distorted to the extent that estimates are biased towards zero.

That central RPE does not distort to the same extent with age implies that if there is cell migration, then this can only be happening to a limited proportion of the cells that divide.