Sentence examples for that can be distorted from inspiring English sources

Corporate headquarters receives two types of signals about investment opportunities: private signals that can be distorted by managers, and public signals that are undistorted but noisy.

However, mapping data to a tangent space only produces a first-order approximation of the data that can be distorted, especially in regions far from the origin of the tangent space.

Among contemporary imaging modalities, [18F] FDG-PET has shown the highest sensitivity and accuracy in detecting recurrent ovarian cancer, while simultaneous investigations with CT, MRI, and ultrasound which primarily detect morphological features and anatomical changes that can be distorted on account of primary cyto-reductive surgery in patients yielded negative or equivocal results [8]-[11].

"For me, the benefit that I will get…[is] first-hand information, that is, what she is being told I also hear, not that I wait for a report that can be distorted, she may not tell me others" (FGD 1,P5).

Abi-Saab allowed that memory can be distorted by intervening impressions, and he said, "We were all much more passionate then.

Last year the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences shared the Sveriges Riksbank prize – the official name of the economics Nobel – between three men whose research into economic behaviour showed that markets can be distorted.

A sample of 130 children ages 6 to 9 years participated in a task designed to measure children's understanding of ways that claims can be distorted (i.e., biased decisions, skewed self-reports, and misleading persuasive claims).

On the other hand, some data indicate that in cases of very aggressive stimulations, the frequency of aneuploidy in oocytes can be very high even in young patients (Sher et al., 2007), suggesting that results can be distorted when the experimental conditions are too far from the physiological levels.

The move is a recognition that exam results can be distorted by school type and follows long-standing evidence that state-educated students outperform their peers from private schools in terms of final university degree.

Potential complications are first that the anatomy of the preperitoneal fat layers is heterogeneous in infants, second that fat layers are very thin in part of the 1 and 2 years old infants and third that the measurements can be distorted by movement artefacts, which complicates the standardization of the technique in infants.

In that case, data can be distorted using certain tools prior to the data gotten by some third party.