Sentence examples for obscure existing from inspiring English sources

This may obscure existing evolutionary relationships making therefore the alignment scores less useful.

Although such a macro-regional perspective obscures existing differences within the groupings, it allows us to analytically highlight important biogeographic and economic features as well as the metabolic trajectories which these countries share.

Therefore, stimulus loudness as well as task relevance results in spread of activation, which may distort and possibly obscure any existing tonotopic gradients (Tanji et al. 2010).

Its four elevations would be largely obscured by existing buildings.

These opportunities have been obscured by existing costing systems that have little connection to the processes actually performed.

Other attack-linked warnings have drawn cynicism that they obscured already existing shortcomings and shortfalls.

3) Finally, it is possible some accessions could have been misclassified; and thus, obscuring an existing geographical clustering pattern.

Many find the distinction between being and existing obscure and the Meinongian metaphysics incredible, but the view promises a solution to the problems similar to possibilist and contingent concreteness solutions but with an alternative metaphysics.

Or it may be that the new constitution will do neither of those things, and merely condense and clarify the existing commitments, obscured as they are at present by the way the Union has evolved.

During my first year of graduate school, one of my professors, Xavier Sala-i-Martin, said the nature of progress in any field (including economic research) can evolve in one of two ways.All the good ideas have been discovered early, leaving later researchers to develop ever more detailed, obscure, and technical variations on existing themes.

The pace of change can also further obscure the clarity in understanding the existing terms introduced to teachers.