Sentence examples for has been masking from inspiring English sources

In the 24 January issue of Nature, the pair proposes that atmospheric pollution is the main source of inorganic nitrogen in forests, and that this pollution in the north has been masking the reliance of all forests on organic nitrogen.

"The labor shortage has been masked by recession," he said.

As a black person I've always been hyper-aware of the injustice we face, of the racism that has been masked.

Investors have been demanding greater compensation for bearing interest rate and inflation risk, but that has been masked by the monetary-policy induced drop in short-term rates.

They have more MPs than at any time since 1929, but the extent of this achievement has been masked by the size of Labour's majority.

Texas is changing — it's been changing for decades, though that change has been masked by the stagnant predictability of politicians like Culberson.

I just think their batsmen have played relatively poorly all tournament, something that has been masked by Dilshan and their bowling attack.

This area has been masked with a gray patch.

The edge information of the mechanical fixture in the image is useless and has been masked.

This means that Apple gets a result that has been masked ever so slightly and therefore isn't quite exact.

"[In larger cities] the effect of domestic out-migration has been masked to a certain extent by immigration," Bruegmann says.