Sentence examples for obscured the interpretation from inspiring English sources

However, some participants reported the genotyping result in the absence of any interpretation and many obscured the interpretation required for clinical care.

The circumferential enhancement is predominantly visible on the arterial phase and can be very prominent in some cases (Fig. 3c), obscuring the interpretation of residual tumour.

Additionally, maps at different scales may give different patterns, further obscuring the interpretation.

An unfortunate choice of reference category can give additional lack of precision and obscure the interpretation of risk estimates.

Microclimatic data was not monitored in the three studied elevations during the experimental period - which may obscure the interpretation of the results.

Mixed results from the few human studies indicate that poorly understood gender effects may obscure the interpretation of BDNF levels as a biomarker of cognitive function [ 21].

[Microclimatic data was not monitored in the three studied elevations during the experimental period - which may obscure the interpretation of the results.] We agree that microclimate data during the experiment would have been ideal.

However, I would appreciate that the author further discuss the specificity of the reported assays, the purity of the preparations (apical and tubulovesicular membranes), and the possibility that other, physiologically quiescent, P-ATPases or channels may obscure the interpretation.

It is a recognized fact that this model does not fully replicate the magnitude of physiologic stress created by trauma or infection [ 13, 14]; however, it gives researchers the opportunity to study the mechanisms underlying the response to systemic inflammation and relevant therapy options without the inter-species differences obscuring the interpretation of the results.

However, methodological inconsistencies obscured the clear interpretation of the results [ 90].

If this also partly obscures the physical interpretation that might be made of the electrical conductivity properties of the top and half-space model lithospheric layers, this can be accepted so long as the same model parameters provide reasonably accurate estimates of induced geoelectric fields for different magnetic storms.