Sentence examples for profound distortion from inspiring English sources

Of course, the very fact that an apparently normal person could become one of the most notorious criminals of the Nazi regime indicates a profound distortion of morality.

The most profound distortion is that it fails to mention that the pressure for new ROTC chapters originates in the military itself, a part of their extremely expensive and not-very-successful campaign to overcome the chronic shortages of soldiers.

Japanese writers in the last century – from Natsume Sōseki to Haruki Murakami – have attested to the profound psychic distortions and widespread intellectual confusion caused by the Japanese attempt at westernisation that peaked with the rise of militarism and, after the incineration of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, turned Japan into an American client state.

While profound conformational distortions of the same hashed molecule can result in significant alterations in the overall topology (i.e. significant dissimilarity scores), small conformational changes result in fairly similar topologies (i.e. negligible dissimilarity scores).

Early in the disease, there may be no symptoms, but in advanced disease there is significant distortion of vision accompanied by profound visual loss [ 1].

Dyslipidemia which refers to a distortion in plasma lipid pattern is often characterized by a profound drop in HDL-cholesterol levels and a concomitant rise in LDL-cholesterol levels and signals severe problems with lipid metabolism.

In addition to the observed distortion in DC phenotype after differentiation and maturation, we found profound impairment of the allo-stimulatory function of LEF-M pretreated DCs.

Microscopic evaluation of liver tissue from vehicle treated rats revealed profound hepatocellular apoptosis, bile duct duplication and panlobular mononuclear leukocyte infiltration with cytoplasmic vacuolization and severe distortion of tissue architecture (Fig. 4A,C).

Willful distortion?

A little distortion.

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