Sentence examples for obscure capacity from inspiring English sources

In the first world war Roth served on the eastern front in an obscure capacity in the Austro-Hungarian army.

One reason for delay in adopting these drugs as anesthetics seems to have been that their ability to produce excited "highs" obscured their capacity to induce peaceful oblivion.

What makes the Collegiate Model distinct and unique, however, is it's capacity to obscure the practices that routinely deny employee rights to the athletes who contribute most to the economic engines that drive the college sport enterprise, most specifically football and men's basketball players.

The overall status of FMD in the region remains obscure due to insufficient diagnostic capacity, leading to lack of regular typing of outbreak strains.

Thus, the levels of DNA damage are not obscured by changes in repair capacity in the present study.

That doesn't bode well for their capacities to crack more obscure symbolic orders.

Thus, these data clearly demonstrate that the tir mutant disrupts barrier function and shows that at lower bacterial doses, the lag period associated with the tir mutant persists for longer times, obscuring the strain's barrier-disrupting capacity.

The hiding capacity should be enough to obscure the data in a cover image.

Apart from the well known capacity of the MNC to secrete mucus, the functions of this cell lineage are still obscure.

However, in wild-type mice and control chimeras, the tolerogenic contribution of LCs may be obscured or outweighed by the potent priming capacity of Langerin+ dDCs.

In contrast, in the current study, as indicated above, by design any meal-related stimulation of insulin secretion due to increased GLP-1 and GIP was not obscuring any potential increase in insulin secretion capacity.