Sentence examples for obscure effects from inspiring English sources
Error models showed that uncertainties at low concentrations might obscure effects of other factors.
These physical characteristics of forests may affect the abundance and biodiversity of forest inhabitants, and obscure effects of landscape changes (e.g., percent forest cover) on animal species.
At a glance, the photographer and filmmaker's landscapes look normal, until you realize they've been distorted and disrupted through obscure effects that offer a new perspective on our reality.
In a gene by smoking interaction model such as this, differences in smoking exposure are more likely to obscure effects (bias to the null) than generate effects.
Inhibition of initiation by especially strong mRNA structure would obscure effects resulting from factors that influence elongation, such as codon usage, which dominates our results.
If daily monitoring was itself an intervention then it could attenuate, heightened or obscure effects of the PRCI intervention in unknown ways.
As such, perhaps, the negative direction of the correlation between the level of trust in the provider and quality of life (SWLS) corresponds to an obscure effect of the disease advancement level.
Ultimately, the contribution of massive tissues (muscles, intestine) obscures effects in small groups of cells such as neurons.
Even though changes in T4 levels are small during the period heel prick samples are collected, this may have obscured effects or may have resulted in non-relevant findings.
Pooling data across items with very different semantic properties − therefore increasing the variation of category-specific semantic brain activation − might have obscured effects that are specific to certain semantic categories (Pulvermüller, 1999), such as the word frequency effects for action-related and visually related words reported in this study.
In summary, the FNA-based sampling could present a unique set of diagnostic challenges, such as small amount of tumor cells, obscuring effect of tumor necrosis, the need to assess samples from different areas/multiple needle passes on a single slide and difficulty in quantifying the degree or extent of IHC staining.
