Sentence examples for mask relationship from inspiring English sources

"Both are ways to mask relationship issues," said Kristin Miscall Brown, a couples therapist in New York.

It is possible that associations between deprivation and emergency admission exists at a smaller scale and that these 'hospital-level' effects mask relationships with deprivation when assessed at PCT-level.

This is more clearly demonstrated in Figure 6c, which shows the fraction of masking relationship recovered when Δ thr is less than 10%.

To assess if antidepressant use might be masking relationships between psychiatric disease and methylation status we evaluated methylation levels within strata defined by both psychiatric diagnosis and antidepressant medication use (i.e. no psychiatric diagnosis, psychiatric diagnosis on antidepressants, and psychiatric diagnosis not on antidepressants).

Several factors such as water availability and salinity also affect plant growth and mask this relationship.

Moreover, CF patients consume potentially anti-cariogenic foods such casein-containing dairy products [22], [23], [24] and are typically treated with wide-spectrum antibiotics, which alter the oral flora and likely mask the relationship of CF and caries production [16], [17].

This diversity leads to considerable variation in MVA risk, and can mask the relationship between visual field impairment and risk.

Thus, assessing weight changes solely by BMI for could mask the relationship between sleep duration and adiposity for males.

Moreover, co-administration of the enzyme inducer prednisolone could potentially mask a relationship between ABCB1 and CsA clearance.

Third, near Lake Albert, mothers may have other infections which could lead to FOB and mask the relationship with schistosomiasis.

It seems that age, gender, stiffness and maximum walking speed mask the relationship between lateral trunk motion and knee pain [ 24].