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Such invalid responses not only bias prevalence estimates but may also obscure associations with individual predictors.

But it may also obscure a more important point: there are 100 million households in the nation.

Moreover, given the critical importance of NAT in tumorigenesis, this approach may also obscure therapeutics targets present within the NAT itself.

Error in rate estimation may also obscure actual correlations that exist between substitution rate and variation in particular traits.

Genome-alignment-based conservation [27] can guide motif discovery [28] and help identify motifs and sites for some regulators, but it may also obscure sites that are not conserved linearly as is the case with binding-site turnover.

Slight deviations in gantry orientation or arm positioning may also obscure the bony details [ 47].

In addition, perioperative treatment, such as non-invasive ventilation, may have also obscured the effect of OSA on the perioperative outcome.

In shallow regions, the chlorophyll signal may also be obscured by the effect of seafloor reflectance.

Echoing the concerns of Chantal Mouffe and others, we will argue that 'the political' may also be obscured at the peril of turning out self-defeating.

Alternatively, archaeological site types that do not leave a large signature (i.e. a large sample of artifacts) may also be obscured since they are not associated with recognizable geomorphic or soil development features, such as a buried A horizon.

He added, "The endless theatrics of Edison may also have obscured the visibility of other companies in the sector whose strategies have been more successful in avoiding the political obstacles of the industry".