Sentence examples for may obscure this from inspiring English sources

The fact that Jackson sometimes takes the commitments of a sophisticated proponent of physicalism as his primary example may obscure this point, suggesting that the possibilities that define the 2D framework should always be couched in the language of idealized physics.

Of course, a fully grown ironic mustache may obscure this taxonomical giveaway.

Simply controlling for sex may obscure this issue [ 4].

We did adjust for medication use and sleep-related symptoms, which may obscure this association.

Moreover, this relationship between plant size and pollinator visitations was not constant across years and populations (Lavi and Sapir 2015), suggesting that different factors may obscure this selection.

Pooling results from studies conducted using oestrogen levels measured in different phases may obscure this, as may merely adjusting for phase (without taking account of a possible interaction) within the individual studies.

The NGA's website says that members give an annual contribution to the organization of $20,000 (a number confirmed to me by NGA staffer Jodi Omear), but this may obscure the true amount of money that these corporations are giving NGA.

Taking into the consideration an important role played by, for example, Bifidobacteria in maintaining the gastrointestinal health, consistent underestimates of these bacteria in clone library analyses may obscure the effect of this group in various gut diseases such as IBD as well as in the healthy gut.

This may obscure the precise determination of relative affinities under the relevant conditions (i.e., during competition in planta).

A further consequence of dividing the world neatly into the world of 'western' mental health practice and local communities is that this may obscure the linguistic and cultural diversity of low- and middle-income countries.

This nomenclature however may obscure the true diversity of mycobacteria in this complex.