Sentence examples for might be distorted from inspiring English sources

There are concerns that radiotherapy doses delivered in a magnetic field might be distorted due to the Lorentz force deflecting secondary electrons.

Latham said he realised his message might be "distorted" by the tabloid press but thought it was important to have the debate out in the open.

This meant that their colors might be distorted (I remember a greenish Mondrian), or they might be grisaille, if the reproduction was in black and white.

The men refused to accept that their image of the United States might be distorted by the rigidly controlled Iraqi news media, which offer as unreal a picture of America as they do of Iraq.

In the absence of that process, the entire field might be distorted, by a form of exaggeration that is – we trust – honest and unconscious, but more interestingly, collective and disseminated.

The interpretation of the statistical results from multiple regression models might be distorted by collinearity.

But enhanced reporting might be distorting more than just the numbers of the very weakest storms.

However much Danny's state of mind might be distorting what he thinks or sees (and, by extension, what we think and see), I'm inclined to trust his sexual instincts completely.

Nonetheless, it said, demand from the developed world ''is poised toremain weak for the remainder of this year,'' and it warned thatChina's purchases to build its oil reserves might be distorting thepicture of developing world demand.

If they knew how matter was distributed--where there were large concentrations of matter, and where there were voids--they would know how gravitational forces might be distorting observed red shifts.

Facebook might be distorting our sense of reality and creating an uninformed, hyper-partisan citizenry with its automated feeds and trending topics, but it's also making record profits.