Sentence examples for cases obscure from inspiring English sources
Yet the origins of those forms are, in many cases, obscure.
At the risk of offending Hazlitteans everywhere, it bears saying that his descriptive allusions, lengthy quotations, and rhetorical flourishes may in some cases obscure the solid thinking of the arguments.
While the biological importance of these secreted proteins remains in most cases obscure, the function of PDI secreted by thyrocytes into the lumen of the thyroid follicles has been identified [ 45].
It would certainly be interesting to look at red cells in the grave condition of erythrophagocytosis, a condition whose mechanism is in most cases obscure –it might even be that adherent bacteria "opsonize" the red cells in these cases.
Court officials also made it difficult to access court dockets for individuals arrested on interference charges and withheld the full dockets in some cases, obscuring what actually happened in court.
However, the presence of high concentrations of NEFAs (particularly in C9, C10 and C11 cases) obscured the banding patterns (data not shown).
At times, this felt like a preseason game, full of makeshift lineups and (in the Nets' case) obscure names.
Although the infraction was relatively minor and the details of the case obscure to many Thais, the court's decision set the tone for further confrontation between the current Thaksin-linked government and antigovernment protesters who have barricaded and occupied the prime minister's office compound since August.
The websites of the Mirror, the Express and the Mail used versions that pixellated the body or (in the Daily Star's case) obscured the head.
The Economist deemed the film "fast-paced, well-acted and clear," a lucid portrayal of "the ugly choice between bail-out and total meltdown".Along similar lines, other reviews suggested that the film's "clarity" or "efficiency" was to be commended, but I cannot help but wonder whether such clarity, in this case, obscures more than it reveals.
Although there appears to be some significant sequence dependence in the data for FSFG-K in-buffer (green, right), the S/N in the FG-N case obscures whether this is present there also.
