Duck confit in corn husks might be masked as a bottle of Chianti.
But Dr Cagnacci reasoned that such seasonal differences might be masked by variations in the length of pregnancy.
Instant but reversible inactivation of proteins is key to reveal acute phenotypes that otherwise might be masked by compensation or a dominant terminal phenotype.
They might be masked by gatekeepers who currently 'own' the agenda and are actively confining it in one silo, or they might be found in unexpected places.
The lawmakers said they believed that some intelligence activities, involving possible propaganda efforts and highly technological initiatives, might be masked as so-called special access programs, the details of which are highly classified.
"One of the huge benefits a project like this offers is that you can capture a lot of higher-frequency dynamics that might be masked in the monthly data," says Brent Neiman, an assistant professor of economics at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, adding that the initiative applies to the research on prices generally and not just inflation.
Structure that might be masked for one tree might not be masked for another. 5.
In other words, a student's misconceptions and unsound reasoning might be masked by a scientifically supported claim.
The allelopathic effects might be masked by resource competition among target plants (Barto and Cipollini 2009; Weidenhamer et al. 1989).
Therefore, PPH might be masked by vasodilation of occult HPS and unmasked by the resolution of HPS after liver transplantation.
The effects by allelochemicals depends on density of neighbour-target plant species and might be masked by resource competition at high density (Weidenhamer 1996).
