Sentence examples for obscured potential from inspiring English sources

Soft gyttja of the upper 6 m does not show distortions and may have obscured potential younger tectonic activity.

It's not the confounding blinder that its predecessor was, but nonetheless is an important thickening of the plot, and drafts a dialogue that realises some obscured potential in The Act of Killing.

It's not the confounding blinder that its predecessor was, but nonetheless is an important thickening of the plot, and drafts a dialogue that realizes some obscured potential in The Act of Killing.

This could have obscured potential differences in association by menopausal status, but the similarly reduced risks for women 60 years or older suggest that the association was not likely to be modified by menopausal status.

Because fishing gear is differentially selective for sizes, sex, morphology, behaviour, etc., of Pacific salmon (e.g. Todd and Larkin 1971; Ricker 1981; Hamon et al. 2000), it is plausible that the grouping of all our data into a composite of 'harvested' actually obscured potential trends.

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.

Oladipo's modest scoring average at DeMatha — 12 points — obscured his potential.

Such developments have helped reveal a socioeconomic potential previously obscured, and they have given strength to a new realism.

Power Lines conducts us through an ambitious retelling of the cultural and technological development of electricity, enlightening readers about how electricity's symbolic potential both obscured and revealed its imbrication in socioeconomic networks of power and revealing the undeveloped, alternative paths still possibly available for imagining and using technology in more progressive ways.

This result suggests that contamination in these cells occurred during the initial PCR amplification process and not in the pre-PCR stage, or that the potential contaminant DNA was obscured by preferential amplification of the authentic mtDNA in the cell in the independent verification experiment.

But in some cases, executives failed to grasp the potential dangers partly because the risks were obscured, even to them, via off-balance-sheet programs.