Sentence examples for distorting data from inspiring English sources

Then, after the probe reached orbit, spurious electrical signals were found to be distorting data that it had sent back.

His opponents accuse him of distorting data, of being unjustifiably abusive, and repeatedly misrepresenting their views and the media's reporting.

One thing that very often comes up in comments is the claim that I am cheating or distorting data by presenting figures in which the Y-axis doesn't start at zero.

The council is already under scrutiny for failing to tackle air pollution, and apparently distorting data.

The author was John Lott, a man famous for distorting data to push the pro-gun agenda from which he makes his money.

In all fairness, I've not only been involved for many years as a medical expert in product liability suits against GSK, I was the first one to discover and to blow the whistle on the how the company has been hiding and distorting data confirming that Paxil causes suicidality.

To count: A series of infographics posted at Bloomberg Businessweek reveals how easy it is to distort data using… infographics.

Skeptics who challenge the science underlying global warming cited them to argue that scientists had distorted data to exaggerate the threat of global warming.

Many emanate from the Department for Work and Pensions, which has twisted facts, manipulated statistics and distorted data to win support for its drive to cut costs and crack down on benefit fraud.

Hysterical claims that bike riding will cripple the city's economy, misleading stories that distort data to proclaim that less people are riding and wilful ignorance of good practice overseas is just some of what has been thrown my way.

"The value of cycling in Sydney has been undermined by hysterical claims that bike riding will cripple the city's economy, misleading stories that distort data to proclaim that less people are riding, and wilful ignorance of good practice overseas".