Sentence examples for led to misrepresentation from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Marcellus Armstrong's video work, An Ambiguous Narrative of Overdramatic Reenactments, explores the ways dominant narratives often led to misrepresentation and erasure.

Using an example of the British poultry industry network comprised of farms, slaughterhouses (SHs), catching companies (CCs) and integrated companies (ICs), we show how risk-based collation of the PND has potentially led to misrepresentation of between-farm connectivity.

The results demonstrate that neglecting spectral properties of design waves may lead to misrepresentation of their breaking behaviour.

Therefore, we believe that since the two-fold cut-off is somewhat artificial, its use could lead to misrepresentation of the set of up- or down-regulated genes, resulting in the loss of biologically important information.

Failure to account appropriately for the potential clustering effect of birth cohorts in the analysis of data from sequential cross-sectional studies may lead to misrepresentation of the data or, worse, to invalid statistical inferences on the significance of certain factors.

This contributes to a diminished indigenous capacity to manage risk, and the poor accounting of social capital leads to misrepresentations of the types of risk communities face (Davies and Bennett 2007).

Most notably, Euclidean distance measurements may lead to misrepresentations of true distances among locations near shorelines.

Also, as part of the Enron inquiry, the Securities and Exchange Commission is examining transactions by the company and its banks, including Morgan, to see if they led to any misrepresentation of Enron's financial condition, people who have been told of the inquiry said.

This may have led to a misrepresentation of the incidence of TB and HIV in our sample.

Save Me the Waltz became the focus of many literary studies that explored different aspects of her work: how the novel contrasted with Scott's take on the marriage in Tender Is the Night; how the commodity culture that emerged in the 1920s placed stress on modern women; and how these attitudes led to a misrepresentation of "mental illness" in women.

We further find that a failure of LI08 to properly evaluate and integrate previous relevant research not only led to their misrepresentation of the current state of knowledge but undermines their central conclusion regarding the role of Gp-9 in controlling social organization in fire ants.