If Mr. Fox did forgo medication for the advertisement as Mr. Limbaugh suggested, it could hardly be considered fraudulent: if anything, masking the extent of the disease's ravages is the deception, not revealing them.
Officials of the General Dynamics Corporation attempted to mask the extent of excess costs for work on Navy attack submarines in the 1970's so as to protect the company's financial status, a former General Dynamics shipyard manager says.
But these figures mask the extent to which poorer children have seen a big rise in their obesity.
Avoiding high-risk testing sites can mask the extent of a lead problem and delay measures to fix it. .
Avoiding high-risk testing sites can mask the extent of a lead problem and delay measures to fix it.
One possibility that could account for the differences in expression seen between the 5' Creator tags is that the loxP site is masking to some extent the ability of the epitope to be recognized by the Flag antibody.
The spatial extent of the mask had no influence on the relative contributions of each of the predictor variables to the models, and was used only as an extent for testing the model and displaying the results.
Since all analyses were performed twice (once with a mask masking the background and leaving the whole brain unmasked and once with all image voxels masked except for those in the left and right amygdalae) and the cluster-extent threshold depends on the mask, the simulations were also performed twice.
"Leaks, backgrounders, favors, masked attribution: For decades, journalists and government officials have...manipulated one another and, to some extent, readers too," the magazine noted.
Higher oil prices mean record profits for oil companies that have, to some extent, masked the supply problems.
