Americans fear that EU regulations might mandate the use of Galileo-based navigation systems (by aircraft, for example), distorting competition and imposing needless costs.Since the State Department has responded to the EU decision with a call for accelerated talks, some in Europe claim that their display of strong nerves, in the face of American hostility, has been vindicated.
By destabilising the substrate ground state; for example: # Distorting bound substrate(s) into their transition state form to reduce the energy required to reach the transition state.
In the genus Lens, for example, distorted markers were observed in different linkage groups, but only one translocation was detected by cytogenetical studies and pollen viability analysis; its location was defined on the basis of marker locations in different crosses [ 23].
Others manipulate host reproduction to enhance their transmission, for example by distorting the host's sex ratio towards females, the sex that will transmit them to future generations.
Jewelry left in place during an MRI, for example, can distort the image or even injure the patient.
Perceived risk is an important determinant of protective behavioural responses [12], [34], [35], [36], but is subject to optimistic bias, where for example people distort their risk of contracting influenza downwards relative to others [35], [37].
Consider, for example, distorted first order hexahedral elements or distorted second order elements.
(As an example of the possibly distorting impact of provisioning, Hohmann noted that the Wamba females had far shorter intervals between births than those at Lomako).
Here's why using the violent MS-13 gang as an excuse for harsh new border controls is another example of President Donald Trump distorting the facts.
While the budget deficit showed up as a much larger concern to the wealthy than the public at large (providing another example of what's distorting our current debates), that view flips around special circumstances: a much larger share of the wealthy supports deficit spending in recession/war (73%) than the general public (31%, Table 8).
Since splitting the original peaks into several subpeaks may produce large sets of weaker flanking residual peaks, distorting for example the genomic and FE distributions of the peaks, we kept for further analysis only those peaks that either had FDR < 1% or were the best subpeak (by FDR) within their parental MACS peak.
