Sentence examples for obscure the differences from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that the low-temperature TRPL measurements presented in this work were performed at a relatively low excitation power density (3 W/cm2) to minimize the saturation of the localized states[21], which can obscure the differences between the samples annealed at different temperatures.

Nixon's conservative populism attempted to obscure the differences between working-class and affluent voters by portraying the silent majority as both heroes and victims of this tumultuous period.

The political implications of the coalition parties combining on their post-election fiscal plans against Labour might be misunderstood by voters, and obscure the differences between the two coalition parties.

Thus, the characteristics of a group can obscure the differences between the individuals in it.

Though many people are familiar with some of these tools from everyday use, everyday use can obscure the differences between them.

The problem is that all means of duplicating Darwin's manuscripts "flatten" them: photography, scanning, and microfilming obscure the differences between the marks left by the various writing instruments, and also make it impossible to tell which marks pass over which others.

Two very different ways of thinking about ideas shape intellectual life today, and TED's sentimental gestures arise from efforts to obscure the difference between them.

The cliché of her as the Sylvia Plath of photographers, combined with the way her photographs direct your attention to her presence, can obscure the difference between what is in the pictures and what we might like to read into them.

A unique commitment is made by those who marry and not, as they are well aware, by those who refrain from marrying, and no amount of emphasis on the similarities between spouses and cohabitants can obscure the difference, one of the most fundamental in social existence for centuries, if not millenniums.

There can be secondary effects elsewhere in the system that can completely obscure the difference one is trying to understand.

Rather, low SNR appeared to obscure the difference between cooperative and uncooperative phases, since this difference was enhanced when participants that failed to show reliable target-irrelevant differences were excluded.