Sentence examples for distorting the statistics from inspiring English sources
And this is distorting the statistics.
New York's Congressional delegation and the leaders of several Lower Manhattan organizations have accused federal and state officials of distorting the statistics of a major Sept. 11 aid program to make it appear that it had done a better job of distributing cash grants.
Removing them from the waste stream has distorted the statistics.
Because the inclusion of clonal multicopies can strongly distort the F-statistics, we considered only one copy of each multilocus genotype for all subsequent genetic analyses (i.e., a clone-corrected data set).
Owen, writing from first-hand experience of both the trenches and shell-shock in "Mental Cases", conveys a reality beyond the dry statistics: far from distorting the truth about the first world war, such a "sensuous re-enactment" (Silkin's phrase) is essential to a full understanding of its implications: - These are men whose minds the Dead have ravished.
Local culture is also distorting the figures.
Beware of magnifying or distorting the problem.
The demand for lower priced homes may be so extreme and the supply so limited that it is distorting statistics in the New York area and perhaps exaggerating the median price increase, according to some housing analysts and appraisers.
The multipath will distort the consistence between the individual statistics and the true PVT, which can result in the outliers of the estimated Doppler and delay.
Hypothesis-testing statistics slightly distort the maps due to differential variance across the image (e.g., the center of mass of an object tends to shift away from brain edges in t-maps because of increased variance).
