Sentence examples for masked the effects from inspiring English sources
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.
Katrina did, but the human costs of the devastation largely masked the effects on wildlife and ecosystems.
It was hypothesized that high ethanol levels masked the effects of other inhibitors, and a subsequent factorial design without ethanol found significant effects for all other compounds.
As Stephanie Pomboy, publisher of the newsletter MacroMavens, has pointed out, government transfers like stimulus spending and tax credits masked the effects of diminishing credit for a while.
Dr. Margaret Hamburg, the F.D.A. commissioner, said the drinks appeared to pose a serious public health threat because the caffeine masked the effects of the alcohol, leading to "a state of wide-awake drunk".
Unfortunately, the scale of the graph (Fig. 10 in their paper) was adapted to include another curve, which masked the effects, and it is not further addressed in their paper.
The sewage sludge masked the effect of NM-300K and silver nitrate until the sludge was degraded by microorganisms.
It also creates a cooling effect and this may have partially masked the effect of greenhouse gases on global warming.
The massive proliferation-related rRNA synthesis masked the effect of loss of basonuclin.
Other lipids within the mixture may have masked the effect of individual PUFAs.
Moreover, the definition of hyperphosphatemia masked the effect on the serum phosphorus rendering this data largely uninterpretable.
