Sentence examples for distorting the conditions from inspiring English sources
Britain won the case, with the dispute panel finding that Italy violated the national treatment rule by distorting the conditions of competition between Italian and British-made tractors.
Mr. Groner accused the city of distorting the true medical condition of the workers, saying that many upper respiratory ailments like runny nose can be symptoms of or precursors to debilitating lower respiratory problems and obstructive lung diseases.
In particular, this case can be associated with the effect of Auto-PEEP distorting the actual lung condition [ 9].
So defense lawyers tried to show that crime scene photos of the street, taken with a flash, distorted the light conditions.
Amplification of upwellings during PSSR is a key process because the larger-amplitude upwellings profoundly distort the background conditions that must prevail in the absence of upwellings.
However, in the case of perturbational data, this manipulation runs the risk of effiectively breaking the connection to the reference condition, thereby distorting the meaning of up- and downregulation and introducing serious artifacts (see Additional file 1 Figure S4).
Those having high GGT levels before the survey may have been under treatment for diabetes mellitus or prediabetic condition, and thereby distorting the association between GGT and HbA1c.
It has been shown that the aperture time of the sampling system conditions the performed measurement by restricting the noise or distorting the signal under analysis.
The present study shows that Arundo, under certain conditions, can partially replace durum wheat in low input lands, without distorting the food trade balance of the country.
Local culture is also distorting the figures.
