Rep. Jared Polis (D-Colo). said the bill allows states to mask poor performance.
8 Furthermore, the results from Latin America aggregate data from countries with varying income levels, which may mask higher mortality rates in poorer settings.
These organisms are commonly thought to be environmentally-acquired, raising concerns that poor hygienic practices may mask vertically-acquired infections.
For example, limited use of adult health services or poorer access to health care among the less highly educated may mask an association between childhood cognitive deficits and doctor-diagnosed diabetes; these may even produce a spurious inverse relationship.
However, as suggested by Wu et al. [ 55], these global column-specific approaches may mask well-aligned, phylogenetically informative sites within a particular clade, if other clades within the alignment have a poorer quality alignment for these sites.
Also, patients may mask their feelings.
Statistics, however, may mask fundamental problems in malaria-endemic regions.
But these figures may mask a slightly different story.
This aggregation may mask differences between Asian-American subgroups.
Indeed, religious zealotry may mask or compete with moral obligation.
