Sentence examples for distorting the data from inspiring English sources

The holiday also arrived earlier this year than last, distorting the data.

The story ran on the front page of Australia's only national newspaper declaring that "activist scientists" were distorting the data.

"Corrupt Russian officials are distorting the data to get bigger export quotas," he added in a telephone interview from New York.

Poor structure ruins otherwise effective graphs by accidentally distorting the data, making them hard to read, or distracting the readers if purposefully misleading (Doumont 2009).

Thus, we prove that the SCO-OFDM clipping noise only affects even subcarriers without distorting the data on the odd subcarriers.

The analysis based on principles of information visualization and functional design requirements—shows that these examples possess a sound visual structure based on functional design criteria, and that they integrate cultural context without distorting the data.

Extenuating circumstances may distort the data.

The terrorist attacks may well have affected or partly distorted the data on hours worked, economists said.

They overstate leading causes of death, obscure emerging ones, and distort the data we use to allocate funds for research, education, prevention, and treatment.

Next week, the government will release its monthly unemployment report, and economists say they believe that the unusual number of snowstorms in February will distort the data.

Weekly applications for unemployment benefits fell last week to a seasonally adjusted 369,000, stabilizing after two weeks in which seasonal factors distorted the data.