Sentence examples for skewed interpretation from inspiring English sources

That leads to a skewed interpretation of Islam, even by those schooled in it, according to Mr. Gulen and his followers.

Most groundbreaking was her investigation of the afterlife of the Bayeux tapestry: its rediscovery by 18th-century antiquarians, its survival though the French revolution, its reinvention by the pre-Raphaelites, its skewed interpretation by over-reachers from Napoleon to Heinrich Himmler.

When rappers rap, they do so because it's a form of artistic expression -- but police and prosecutors have proven to have a skewed interpretation of their songs and their motives.

These disease contexts thus may impose a skewed interpretation of in vivo hematopoiesis derived from retrovirally gene modified cells.

The reduced ability to interpret ambiguous emotional faces after THC inhalation might increase social risk-taking behaviour and in affective disorders the skewed interpretation of ambiguity can be seen as a causal mechanism in the maintenance of the disorder.

"The product did not represent any pressure from Merck or skewed interpretation of the data," said Dr. Robert S. Bresalier of the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, the lead author for the paper.

This may influence the cartilage metabolism and thereby allow for skewed interpretations of the turnover compared with that of the in vivo conditions.

This problem may stem from a culturally-skewed interpretation of history or from misunderstanding or underestimation of the role that humans have played in a given ecosystem's historical development and dynamics.

Three of the four carriers are nearly completely skewed; while the fourth (II-2) is less skewed (∼90%), although interpretation of this sample is complicated by alleles that are close in size (resulting in interference from stutter peaks).

As the data is highly positively skewed, further analysis and interpretation of these results is difficult.

The presence of selective pressures at the DNA/RNA level that might plausibly lead to skewed oligonucleotide composition complicates the interpretation of AAC signals associated with the environmental niche of organisms.