Sentence examples for masked the effect from inspiring English sources

Although xa5 is effective against races PXO61 and PXO341 it is possible that Xa4 masked the effect of xa5 which explained why we were unable to detect an association with xa5 using these two strains.

The weak economy may have masked the effect of the soaring deficit this year, said William C. Dudley, chief United States economist for Goldman , Sachs but if growth in the United States picks up again soon and borrowing by private businesses increases, it could become a problem.

The sewage sludge masked the effect of NM-300K and silver nitrate until the sludge was degraded by microorganisms.

The systematic use of heat drying may also have resulted in the consolidation of the silane layers, which could have masked the effect of hot water rinsing.

On 22 August, the modelled and observed temperatures near the bottom were identical demonstrating that the heat transfer by the aerator masked the effect of sediment and that exclusion of sediment heat from the model does not cause considerable error unless very short-term effects of aeration are studied.

On 22 August, the modelled and observed temperatures near the bottom were identical, demonstrating that the heat transfer by the aerator had masked the effect of sediment on temperature and suggested that exclusion of sediment heat from the model does not cause considerable error unless very short-term effects of aeration are studied.

Katrina did, but the human costs of the devastation largely masked the effects on wildlife and ecosystems.

The "Nova" report "Dimming the Sun," also on PBS tonight, complicates matters with the latest findings about how pollution has masked the effects of global warming.

This might have masked the effects of the genetic risk factors.

This might have masked the effects of TENS on sympathetic tone.

Labour accused the government of masking the effect of its policies.