Statistical analysis of the spectratypes enabled objective comparisons and showed that loss of diversity correlated very strongly with the general health status of the individuals; a distorted spectratype can be used to predict frailty.
Clark and Wells also propose that socially phobic individuals construct a distorted impression of themselves, based on internally generated information, that takes the form of a visual image (often seen from the perspective of an observer) or felt sense.
Instead, Grier says, the president - like George W Bush before him - wants to frame the conflict in terms of a fight against "individuals who use distorted versions of faith as a weapon".
For JPMorgan to publicize only the number of households at risk, without disclosing the number of individuals, gives a distorted impression of the attack's true scope.
Professor Rakove disagreed with that, saying misstatements about Madison's letter to Coxe showed how proponents of an individual right to arms distorted history.
Two of these responses, the MMN and P300, are established indices of change detection and, since TD subjects are unaware of melodic distortions, we predicted that both of these responses would be absent in these individuals in response to distorted notes.
While depression can cause individuals to have negative and distorted views of their surroundings, "the culture of medical school makes these students also feel like they can't be vulnerable or less than perfect".
Previous studies showed that individuals underreport leisure activities when questioned on activities over longer periods of time (Niemi [1993]; Robinson and Godbey [1999]) and that stylized questioning is plagued by several other problems (Robinson [1999]), which may give a distorted account of individuals' general activity patterns.
"Journalists are like portrait painters: their work will be accurate and fair, or inaccurate and distorted, according to their individual capacity".
In his July 30 letter, "District rulers ignore their own constituents on health care," Chris Jacobs presented a distorted view of the individual-responsibility requirement passed by the D.C. Council.
