Sentence examples for data obscure from inspiring English sources
The advantage of steganography over cryptography is that it keeps the presence of data obscure and secret.
One major caveat relating to measures of commercial access to alcohol is that archival data obscure who is making purchases, who is consuming the alcohol purchased, and how (in what patterns) the alcohol is being consumed.
Co-amplification of numts is primer dependent, which may explain the differences seen here; however, database limitations and the absence of extensive wet-lab numt data obscure the meaning of the marker.
Noise in topographic data obscures features and increases error in geomorphic products calculated from DEMs.
Indeed, the pooled data obscured actual responses of individual colonies or presented a response that was not observed in any individual.
Prior to the 1970s, when unions were growing and economic inequality was declining, the paucity of granular data obscured whether unionization had a causal effect in diminishing income inequality in previous decades.
He shows how carefully research conventions are tailored to smooth out the data, obscuring wide variations by averaging many results, and, in general, how readily scientists accept results that fit in with their conception of eternal laws.
It has blotted its copybook so many times since the referendum that I fear it will either not publish the 58 studies at all, or publish some largely meaningless summaries with any negative details or data obscured or redacted.
The likelihood ensures that the color of the data obscured by the blotch resembles the color of the surrounding patch.
The US is an extremely diverse country with regard to ethnicity, SES, and religious affiliation and, thus, national data obscures some of this variation.
