And of course it goes without saying there are far more — and far more murky and obscure — uses of dark ads that remain to be fully dragged into the light where their impact on people, societies and civilized processes can be scrutinized and better understood.
Apart from Mr. Bertolli's excellent leaf-enhanced sauce, I've found only a handful of obscure uses for tomato leaves, all of them from Asia.
Then there are the issues that have been left out, notably in the concentration on local authorities, which has largely obscured the use of covert surveillance by central government departments and arms-length agencies including Defra, the NHS and the Environment Agency, all of which have been criticised in the past by the surveillance commissioner.
Local anaesthesia and haematoma do not hide the lesion (non-calcified masses can be obscured with use of stereotactic equipment).
Thus, consideration of A-type ATPases as a separate class of rotary ATPases does not seem fully justified, not to mention that it obscures the use of the archaeal enzyme as a model for studying the eukaryotic V-ATPase.
This should not, however, obscure that the use of deception unavoidably involves moral costs.
The evaluation consisted of both positive (BEAUTY, Boosting Elegant Acronyms Using a Tally Yardstick) and negative (CHEATING, obsCure and awkHward usE of lettArs Trying to spell somethING) criteria (box).
The usual stability analysis for mixed suspension, mixed product removal crystallizers is obscured by the use of dimensionless groups which not only depend upon the physical properties and control parameters in the problem but also depend upon the steady-state values of the state variables in the model.
In recent years, as art prices have grown dramatically, transactions are often obscured by the use of offshore companies, front men, free trade zones, manipulated auctions and private sales.
The sensitivity analysis using backward imputation for patients in whom delirium assessments were obscured by the use of sedation yielded similar estimations.
