Sentence examples for explain the obscurity from inspiring English sources

Inconsistency in definition and/or how to measure running pace such as subjectively reports of Ratings of Perceived Exertion (RPE), or objectively as speed in kilometers per hour (km/h) combined with unequal exposure to this variable between participants, may explain the obscurity related to the knowledge of this association.

Moreover, hidden ideologies, e.g. the profit maximization paradigm, can explain the conceptual obscurity.

He also highlighted another circumstance that helped to explain the confusions and obscurities that, in his view, were scattered throughout Aristotle's books.

Although the foregoing arguments might explain the relatively lower priority given to ENDA among some LGBT social movement organizations, they cannot excuse reducing ENDA to obscurity.

Parnell faces much steeper odds than Ossoff, which explains the contest's relative obscurity.

But, then again, is it not rather the fault of the food industry for shrouding the whole subject of food additives in obscurity and not explaining the reasons behind them?

How to explain this relative obscurity?

The historian Warren Treadgold, however, argues that Thomas stayed in the empire and that may have even remained in active military service, and explains his obscurity by Thomas's association with Bardanes, which hampered his career.

Meanwhile, readers annotate the site, explaining obscurities, raising questions, creating a new cyberedition of the diary.

The chief obstacle in empiricists' minds to explaining causation in terms of counterfactuals was the obscurity of counterfactuals themselves, owing chiefly to their reference to unactualised possibilities.

Maybe that explains my relative obscurity.