Sentence examples for for any distortion from inspiring English sources

Interestingly these researchers found no evidence for any distortion in ancestry in the MHC suggesting that the DRB1*1503 allele which is common in African individuals likely confers the same risk as the DRB1*1501 allele, which is more common in Europeans.

Playback this video and check for any distortion.

This in turn corrects the Z-offset along the tool-path, for any distortions or global tilts of the part on the polishing support system.

In a secondary hypothesis, if there is a link between display and decoding rules, as discussed above, we would expect that the process of decoding would compensate for any distortions introduced by display rules.

The economic value of marketed goods and services is indicated by the market price, adjusted for any distortions.

In particular, LS guarantee a lossy-to-lossless reconstruction required in some specific applications such as remote sensing imaging for which any distortion in the decoded image may lead to an erroneous interpretation of the image [6].

However, this paradigm is often difficult in live animal due to animal movement (breathing and heartbeat): z-stack recording requires a stable tissue volume to avoid any distortion for the duration of the acquisition which can be several seconds.

DBC provides a flexible rate-distortion (RD) criterion for shape coding applications, with a theoretical model for determining the optimal SP value for any admissible distortion being formulated.

Just as gains from trade would be larger in Argentina than in other countries, given the peculiar factor endowment, so for the same reasons the redistributive effects of autarky would be great too (for any trade distortion, when Harberger triangles are large, so too are the rectangles that measure redistribution of income, and thus power see Rogowski 1989).

The correction for any geometric distortion of the image can be easily achieved with a calibration board.

The scaling factor (m) is present to correct for any linear distortion in the response of the qPCR system to difference in repeat amount – if for example a 30% difference is measured as 40%.