Sentence examples for masking the effect from inspiring English sources

The super-fountain produces an increase in TEC which is the dominant effect at middle latitude, masking the effect of the negative storm.

In a unidirectional (UD) laminate, the through-thickness compressive stresses will cause premature longitudinal fibre-splitting, masking the effect of transverse stresses on the fibre-direction strength.

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

With conventional assays, there is considerable amount of cell death even before pharmacological/molecular interventions are applied, masking the effect by interventions even if they induce further cell damage.

Since many reports of seasonality of S. aureus infections involve skin infections, it may be that these investigators had fewer such infections in their patient population thus masking the effect.

These two relationships remained significant post MVL adjustment and in addition proved to be significant in the context of low MVL (Table 2), suggesting that high viral load may be masking the effect of the genes.

They suggest that this chilling effect may continue for a number of years, masking the effects of manmade gases building up in the atmosphere.

However, masking the effects of drugs like succinylcholine that have visible effects (fasciculations) is inherently difficult.

For example, population structure can modify genotype frequencies, masking the effects of selection.

In contrast, the additional copy may mask the effect of adaptive and deleterious substitutions4,16.

If such an additional mechanism was in place for KR497 it might easily mask the effect of the KatA-dependent Vn binding.