Sentence examples for may give distorted from inspiring English sources
Too large a neighbourhood size would, on the other hand, not detect small movements that are actually reassortment driven and may give distorted results when the immediate surroundings are sparsely sampled.
Many forensics students are presented with streamlined exercises with overly clear answers, which may give them distorted perceptions of the power of forensic science.
This limitation may have distorted our findings.
In addition, the back translation from French to English may have distorted or lost some information.
A selection bias in this group may have distorted our results.
The regional case mix and its changes over time therefore may have distorted the results.
But his second term may give him an opportunity to move away from the distorting, "war on terror" preoccupations of Mali and Somalia, and focus on the broader issues - trade in particular - that he raised three years ago in Ghana.
Age-related muscle atrophy may well have distorted some results.
That may seem fanciful, given how distorted the public discussion has become.
