Sentence examples for obscure the relation from inspiring English sources

Jones et al. (1999) argue that different types of governments might have different economic and political ends, and that each would employ different IPO strategies, which would obscure the relation between initial returns and government variables.

Much of the engagement with science after the Han dynasty is relegated the "non-philosophical" texts classified as Dao jiao, and often in ways that obscure the relation between philosophy and science in early China.

An as yet unknown confounding factor could obscure the relation between screening and mortality, but it is unlikely that this would have affected all three pairs simultaneously.

Multiple scattering of electrons within thick specimens obscures the relation between object and image.

ER positivity and/or tamoxifen therapy could act by artificially elevating MAP-tau levels and obscuring the relation between MAP-tau expression level and response to taxane therapy.

To make sure the coolness doesn't obscure the broader public relations component, the North Korean Central News Agency (KCNA, but not to be confused with the Oregon radio station of the same name) has been releasing photos of the drills and exercises.

We then can contribute to some category's appearing "natural" by supposing that the basis for membership in the category is intrinsic (thus obscuring the social relations that are the real basis for membership).

In these cases, the pre-selection will have restricted variation in shear stress or disease severity and may, therefore, have obscured important aspects of the relation between WSS and disease.

As Sivin (1978, 1995b) pointed out in a series of article begun over thirty years ago, simplistic stereotypes of Daoism as mystical or naturalistic obscure understanding of the relations between Daoism and science.

As recrystallisation proceeds, recrystallisation twinning develops strongly and facilitates rapid growth; the first and higher generations of twins then tend to obscure the initial primary crystallographic relation between the SB and recrystallisation nuclei.

In practice, such estimates in the strata may be imprecise, meaning that the true shape of the relation is obscured.