Sentence examples for lead to a distortion from inspiring English sources

"I'm of the opinion," declared the chancellor, "that algorithms must be made more transparent, so that one can inform oneself as an interested citizen about questions like, 'What influences my behaviour on the internet and that of others?' Algorithms, when they are not transparent, can lead to a distortion of our perception; they can shrink our expanse of information".

The electrons formed during this reduction convert Ce4+ to Ce3+ ions and lead to a distortion of the local symmetry.

Different levels of microstructures and substrate cause diffraction effects during the exposure which lead to a distortion of the original mask pattern.

Based on a general supply-chain model with acceptance sampling tests under uncertain product quality, we show that, depending on the sampling technology, the decentralized supply-chain structure may lead to a distortion in product quality.

There seem to be five situations in which acceptance strategies are particularly helpful: the process of change contradicts the outcome; change efforts lead to a distortion, or unhealthy avoidance of, the direct functions of events; social change efforts disrupt the social relation or devalues the other; outcome ultimately cannot be rule governed; and the event is unchangeable.

In the context of metagenome studies, these effects can easily lead to a distortion of results, where e.g. taxonomic profiles would underestimate the relative abundance of GC-rich organisms.

"When sexuality is distorted, it leads to a distortion of the basic self".

"Secrecy led to a distortion not only of Wonder Woman but also of the course of women's history and the struggle for equal rights," Lepore writes.

This leads to a distortion of your sense of self, and so you might have an out of body experience, or you might see various shapes appear which are actually disfigured versions of you".

Consequently, this leads to a distortion in the geometric structure, and changes the electron density distribution as presented in Fig. 4b.

That would have led to a distortion of the portfolio where we're increasing studentships, but there would have been many fewer postdoctoral positions for them to go to, and that seems counterproductive to us".