Sentence examples for manipulation would have from inspiring English sources

"It was the period before this when I fear such data manipulation would have been worse.

Since the subjects were unaware of the prime, we hypothesized that they would be unable to use the manipulation to enhance task performance and therefore the manipulation would have no effect.

First, most voting machines are not connected to the internet, so manipulation would have to occur with either physical access or during the supply chain (the manufacturing and selling of the systems).

This represents a challenge as the range of such a manipulation would have to be large enough to produce sufficient variability for reliable results.

In this perspective, it is possible that a behavioural effect of sleep manipulation would have been seen if our subjects had been exposed to a novel, interfering environment just before retesting.

To definitely challenge the hypothesis that mutations in the promoter of fabI lead to overexpression of the gene and consequently to a reduced susceptibility, prospective genetic manipulation would have been a more direct approach.

The most public example is the "Jupiter" Symphony, but there is also the C minor Adagio and Fugue, whose complex manipulations would have made any ancient contrapuntist's hair stand on end.

Because most of the systems are old, the manipulations would have had to occur years ago.

In contrast, previous tasks using discrete trial procedures require many trials to collect sufficient data, and thus such manipulations would have to be repeated an impracticable number of times.

Eventually, a bounty system was introduced, but this, too, proved vulnerable to manipulation: PKs would have their friends kill them and split the bounty.

But the Treasury said that did not rise to the level of manipulation, which would have put the United States on a road to economic retaliation.