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The boundaries between cybercriminal gangs and governments may also blur.
But it also seems perfectly possible that memories and intentions may be shared between persons, produced by some common cause (Ibid).. Recognizing these connections widens the boundaries of what counts as a targeted unit (and in so doing it may also blur the boundaries between prudence and morality), but the ensuing messiness may not be worth it.
4 Unfettered access to information may also blur the boundaries between personal and professional information.
10 The richness of existing variables calculated from stabilogram signals contains useful information on upright stance, but may also blur the data by unnecessarily increasing the dimension of feature space, thus making balance analysis more complicated.
For instance, reporting incidental findings in clinical trials may improve the investigator-participant relationship and the satisfaction of participation, but it may also blur the line between clinical care and research.
Reviews pooling different control conditions (e.g. waiting-list controls and another 'active' treatment) into a generic control thus provide blurred effect-size estimates and this may also obscure potential causal processes generating the effect (cf. 2).
Recombination events producing mosaic genes can also blur phylogenetic trees and may produce controversial groupings.
The distinction may also be blurring.
There may also be blurred vision and headache in adults and growth failure, enlargement of the liver, and nervous irritability in infants.
The borders between ontogenetic compartments may be delimitated by enveloping fascia, but may also be blurred due to epithelial coverage, focal fusion, or dense adherence [1, 8, 12].
The use of an "overall" log-rank testing superiority within the 3 arms in the NEFA study may also have blurred the lower efficacy of one study arm, as demonstrated by the "head-to-head" comparison between abacavir and efavirenz.
