Sentence examples for skewed interpretations from inspiring English sources
But let's talk about what we do know, rather than beat up on each other and rely on bad journalism and skewed interpretations of press releases for our facts.
Her critics accepted skewed interpretations of her role in the negotiations with England, resulting in the Treaty of Troyes, and in the rumors of her marital infidelity with Orléans.
The use of different tools for evaluating the quality of primary research in SRs can lead to discrepancies and skewed interpretations of SR results [ 7- 9] and ultimately impact recommendations for clinical care.
This may influence the cartilage metabolism and thereby allow for skewed interpretations of the turnover compared with that of the in vivo conditions.
"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.
These include the non-random spatial arrangement of landscape features that can skew interpretation of results and the need to communicate clearly about theory that explains observed patterns.
In addition to having different biologic activities, binding affinity may skew interpretation of antibody target engagement studies in humans.
The presence of so much homegrown silt may have skewed geological interpretations of mudstones, Schieber says.
Most of the time, the doses applied did not reflect the pathophysiological levels in metabolic syndrome and related diseases, which unintentionally skewed the interpretations of their biological effects.
Objective: To develop a procedure that adjusts scoring of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory 2 (MMPI-2) for the items related to spinal cord injury (SCI) that skew interpretations with this population, and to assess the accuracy of interpretations resulting from this procedure, standard MMPI-2 scoring, and a previously offered procedure.
Rather, fueled by misconceptions about knowledge and skill, a merely cultural distinction has skewed the interpretation of scientific results.
