Sentence examples for obscure potential from inspiring English sources

But if Tskitishvili, known affectionately as Skita around Denver's home court, the Pepsi Center, eventually lives up to his draft standing, teams will no doubt expand the search for the most obscure potential talent.

The researchers said that unrealistic TV portrayals of homicides may obscure potential prevention measures, including campaigns to make kitchen knives – used in six out of 10 real homicides – safer and less accessible.

Although the cause of ALS remains obscure, potential roles of MMPs have been extensively investigated.

Working with a unitary construct (i.e. total scores instead of specific psychopathic traits/higher-order factors) could obscure potential associations with both, the FRN and ERN.

We defined study groups according to maximum RBC age, rather than mean RBC age, because the mean can obscure potential effects of older RBCs [ 32].

Reviews pooling different control conditions (e.g. waiting-list controls and another 'active' treatment) into a generic control thus provide blurred effect-size estimates and this may also obscure potential causal processes generating the effect (cf. 2).

Yet many fertility patients hope for a double heartbeat on their sonograms, perhaps swayed not just by the desire to complete their families without going through more in vitro cycles, but also by what Mundy calls the subtle normalization of twins, a development she believes has obscured potential problems.

Mammography failed to identify an abnormality in four patients (24%%), presumably due to overlapping dense breast parenchyma obscuring potential findings.

The possibility that sCD154 occupancy obscured potential C4BP-binding sites on CD40 was excluded by challenging immobilised CD40 with C4BP first, followed by sCD154.

In our approach, we assessed the border relationships of areas along all spatial directions, not just along a select axis (e.g., caudal to rostral), obscuring potential correlations for specific spatial gradients of cytoarchitecture.

In the presence of dual platelet inhibition, the release of TxB2, which potentiates the vasoconstriction to serotonin [ 7, 8], is not attributed to platelets, but to macrophages in the atherosclerotic vascular wall [ 42, 43], possibly also obscures potential differential diabetics and non-diabetics.