Sentence examples for become masks from inspiring English sources

Their dialogue is almost entirely literal and pedestrian, in keeping with their resolute ordinariness, but their equally ordinary faces become masks of mysterious, almost sublime feeling.

Illumination changes cause challenging problems for video surveillance algorithms, as objects of interest become masked by changes in background appearance.

True gene expression differences therefore become masked by the T7 bias (see fig 4 and Figure S3).

Because the Cu2O structure has a lower density of copper atoms than a Cu(111) terrace, Cu2O formation results in "swelling" the surface and the islands become masked.

Probabilistic ROIs were thresholded to include voxels more than 20% likely to represent their indicated anatomic location, and were then binarized to become mask images.

Perhaps, during the extended nonbreeding season, the message of genetic relatedness may become masked by the expression of compounds encoding other messages.

In vivo, therefore, some of the effects of mis-expression of the miR-143/145 gene alone might become masked by counter-balancing regulatory signals originating from the other cell types present.

Because coevolutionary events become masked through time via host switching, extinction and duplication, finding empirical evidence for co-speciation (or co-divergence) patterns has proven difficult in many groups of organisms, including classical examples of animal parasites.

We decided to proceed the subsequent analysis also with these samples rather than to omit them as they represent biological fluctuations that cannot be neglected, but we are aware that some DEGs may become masked in the subsequent analyses merging all three replicates.

(In the counter-history of Watchmen, cops became masked vigilantes to whack villains who evaded the law; some wacky aspirants tried it in the comic series and 1999 film Mystery Men).

If a given experimental treatment causes a global reduction in polysome loading, the global shift becomes masked during the standardized experimental procedure.