Sentence examples for masked variation from inspiring English sources

Reasons why intermediate recovery levels have not been pronounced in previous studies could be because of assessment differences, omission due to a different study focus or simply because a stronger food surplus was given which would have masked variation in regeneration success.

We found that the prevalence of congenital anomalies was 26% higher in males compared with females (PR [M F] 1.26; 95% CI, 1.23 1.30); however, this masked variation across system-specific subgroups and specific diagnoses.

However, while all-cause mortality is useful to show differences in mortality between immigrants and the host population, it can mask variation in mortality patterns from specific causes of death.

Averages always mask variation and some people, including some middle-income people, will be better off if the Republican plan becomes law.

However, overall response may mask variation in response within a survey.

We aimed to explore the extent to which aggregated practice scores may mask variation in individual performance.

The EQI represents the environment over a 5-year period at the county level, and may mask variation in environmental factors over this period.

WCA may have performed best because it does not mask variation in synonymous codon usage caused by amino acid composition and codon degeneracy.

This conservative supposition could possibly mask variation in actual smoking patterns at six months and we explored this possibility by trying alternative associations between missingness and smoking status.

44 46 Although the existence of these disparities is well documented, the overall average effects (ie, national level data) can mask variation across local areas.

All these factors may cause bone remodeling during late growth and may cumulate along directions of greatest variance, corresponding to zones of the mandibles particularly prone to remodeling during late growth, partly masking variation of genetic origin in wild populations.