In this case we got a distorted capacity.
Crazy talk is running rampant - and in the process distorting our capacity as a society to fully understand how close we were in 2008 and 2009 to another Great Depression.
This suggests that differences in repair rate are caused not only by the helix-distorting capacity and chromatin environment, but also by the manner in which lesions are detected.
These results show that not only do old mice have a reduced TGF-beta signaling capacity, but also that disrupted TGF-beta signaling can indeed induce a distorted repair capacity of cartilage.
Do the art and passion she puts into the notion of collecting -- and, in her case, wooing collectors -- distort her capacity to feel and respond in her own right, she wonders.
If you listen to gossip and engage with it (internally or conversationally), your confidence can only go so deep, your sense of Truth will be distorted, and your capacity for intimacy nowhere near what it could be.
A nonlinear transformation, like the logarithmic function, would distort the natural capacity space and make effects difficult to interpret.
This model suggests that CSA alters a child's cognitive and emotional orientation to the world and causes trauma by distorting their self-concept and affective capacities.
Also, current emission certificate prices in the EU ETS are below what would be required to achieve climate change mitigation targets consistent with the COP21 Paris agreement, distorting price signals in favour of fossil fuel capacities [114].
Both candidates have projected the issue through the distorting prism of an immigration debate, which presumes Australia's capacity to absorb new migrants should also be the problem of the region's weakest states.
Candidates for such an instrument could be competitively determined feed-in or capacity premiums, the latter having the advantage of not distorting spot market price signals [12,19,57].
