Sentence examples for blurred the impact from inspiring English sources
Frick did not die which blurred the impact of the shooting.
A high background risk of ICC among African women may have, to some extent, blurred the impact of HIV on the OR estimates in case-referent studies [99].
In our study, we showed that accumulation of amplification occurring within exclusively amplified genomic regions is related with relapse-free survival whereas genomic clones prone to random chromosomal aberrations blurred the impact of copy gains on survival.
2. Neither wind nor rain will blur the impact, not to mention the economy -- cheaper and less responsibility than an original -- of a classic blue-and-white Matisse note card, $.75, from the Museum of Modern Art bookstore.
The reason is twofold: (i) through our probabilistic framework we focus on the long-term effectiveness of reserve networks and (ii) in the dynamics considered in our model the state of a site is not only affected by the most recent (correlated) disturbance event but also by the site's long-term stochastic history which blurs the impact of spatial correlation.
On the whole, the landscape was correctly preserved, even at the Sadole site where the clear-cut marking could lead one to expect the worst at first sight: actually, the edge "treatment" completely blurred the visual impact.
The trouble isn't so much that it is inept as that it tends to blur the borders between sport, whose impact is fleeting, and the real world, whose impact can be permanent and maybe terminal.
The field of impact investing, is blurring the boundaries between philanthropy and capital markets.
"That said, September was a far from normal month for the sector with new testing requirements impacting supply and blurring the picture.
Thus the impact of the complex deconvolution is to de-blur the phase signal.
