Sentence examples for systemic distortions from inspiring English sources
It also noted, though, what it called "systemic distortions," saying the elections remained "profoundly local contests where candidates are elected as service providers and representatives of parochial interests, rather than national legislators able to hold the executive branch to account or propose laws".
I like 'em all, and while size matters -- small firms face different, and often more challenging, hurdles than large ones -- I fear we risk systemic distortions if our policies are too dependent on firm size.
However, bioturbation causing distortion of the systemic context of the cultural remains cannot be excluded, as Luvic Phaeozems and Luvic Chernozems prevail in the study area.
Critique was to permit the observer to examine historical phenomena without distortion or partiality, and without an a priori systemic concern.
Complications of the procedure include pulmonary valve regurgitation as a result of distortion of the pulmonary valve and recurrence of systemic ventricular outflow obstruction.
This has led to progress in techniques of breast reconstruction and breast conservation, with oncoplastic techniques to reshape the breast, minimising distortion and asymmetry and increasing the use of primary systemic therapy to enhance rates of conservation.
Yet in the Saudi political analysis of America lies more than a grain of truth, while the American gloss on Saudi Arabia is itself selective to the point of distortion: most liberal-leaning Saudi actors are not in prison; they have rather calculated that systemic action in the country actually works -- however slowly -- and merits pulling punches.
Type 2 diabetes is a disease state with distortions in the relationship between circulating glucose and insulin values in a manner that does not reflect systemic insulin sensitivity.
And the distortions conceal a terrifying reality, if the open letter those advocates published online two months ago is correct: Mistakes which include misdiagnoses, systemic flaws that cause a death, some other kind of preventable failure, or an "error in judgment, skill or coordination" (a.k.a. "whoops")—are a leading cause of death.
Address trade distortions.
