Sentence examples for more easily distorted from inspiring English sources

Alkynes have higher boiling points than alkanes or alkenes, because the electric field of an alkyne, with its increased number of weakly held π electrons, is more easily distorted, producing stronger attractive forces between molecules.

This affects small schools more, Dr. Kane says, because a few extreme scores can more easily distort an average.

It is "better, more automatic, less manipulable and less easily distorted by corruption and rent-seeking" than subsidising domestic industries.

Although the original idea of quality management standards was to assure customer satisfaction and facilitate international trade, such a purpose can be easily distorted due to institutionalization. Institutionalization refers to a process whereby organizational innovations become more symbolic in their surface value and less substantial in their actual practice (Staw and Epstein 2000).

Special care must be used in handling these crystals, because they are easily distorted.

Audio, too, is slightly below average — kind of tinny and easily distorted at high levels.

During data acquisition, the spectral feature of earth object, however, is easily distorted by noise.

The exoskeleton was very thin and easily distorted from fossilisation.

It is well-known that the solutions based on LS framework can be easily distorted by a single outlier.

This indicated that peptide 11438 tended to be an α-helix but this structure was not stable in aqueous solution and was easily distorted.

More even invokes Lucian as an antidote to the superstitious fables which so easily distort Christian belief and might even mislead such an authoritative figure as St Augustine (CWM 3 1,5).