Sentence examples for potential for distortion from inspiring English sources

"There's so much money at stake, so we want to guard against any potential for distortion or corruption of the political system".

Questions remain over the accuracy of comparing the costs of wars across decades, and scholars warn of the potential for distortion.

Unfortunately, as with all studies relying on genomic databases, there is the potential for distortion from database bias.

Some caution should be exercised when measurements are taken using 3D perspectives given the potential for distortion generated by the three-dimensional endoluminal rendering [ 51– 51].

Unsurprisingly, response rates were significantly lower for graduates (mean of 62.7%, range 16.8 – 100%) than for students (mean 84.1%, range 62.7 – 100%), underscoring the potential for distortion if results from these two subgroups are combined.

In view of the potential for distortion and effacement of the ventricular system owing to intracerebral unilateral or bilateral lesions, insertion of sensors into the lateral ventricle is often extremely difficult.

There may also be an increased bias towards the pet projects of these donors and "a potential for mission distortion".

The potential for market distortion if these two were fully nationalised is huge: LBG alone accounts for 18% of deposits and 28% of mortgages.

These govern proportionality, decarbonisation, the potential for market distortion, the definition of 'market failures' and, crucially, whether the public monies advance an "objective of common interest" for the bloc.

The parallel technique tends to be accurate and produces little magnification whereas the bisecting technique has more potential for image distortion.

As neither study product contained lidocaine in their formulation, the use of ice before and after the product administration was mandatory (topical or injectable anesthetic agents were not permitted, in order to minimize the potential for the distortion of the NLF region anatomy).