Sentence examples for masked by two from inspiring English sources

That said, the Vikings are 1-4 because a run-only offense and shaky pass defense masked by two good edge-rushers is not a formula for success against non-N.F.C.

But investors may not notice, because the decline may be masked by two aspects of the company's operations: the revenue it receives from other companies that advertise on its site and its sales that derive from the deal it struck with Toys R UsUs.

The analysis was carried out masked by two examiners.

The importance of these non-specific root pathogens may have been masked by two factors.

The underlying transcriptional dynamics are unobserved and are masked by two degradation processes, namely of reporter mRNA and reporter protein.

Not all the VNTR loci gave amplification products in all isolates or some of the peaks were masked by two VNTRs producing the same sized PCR products.

It is the town house of the architect Edward Durell Stone, and the façade is masked by one of the concrete grilles that are Stone's trademark.

"The 80s was a tremendous time for Luton and it was masked by one of those silly events.

A transient drop in appetite for one or two days would be masked by the three growth phases since the intervals in each growth phase were longer than two days and if there were compensatory increases in feed intake following one or two days of depressed feed intake.

STRATEGIC rivalry between America and China, usually masked by the two countries' insistence they mean each other well, takes many forms.

When G1 is expressed, the suppression of G6 by G5 is masked by the two functions of G1, which makes deleting G5 have a negligible effect on the expression of G6 (Figure 2 e)).