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With the changing landscape of tobacco products, the divide between cigarettes and cigars is obscured , so understanding adolescent reporting of cigar use is needed to improve best practices for surveillance, screening, and prevention/intervention.
Although new data and analyses have led to substantial recent advances in research into early archosaur phylogenetics and diversity (e.g. [ 2, 3, 7]), understanding of the radiation remains obscured by the poorly constrained phylogenetic positions of several key early archosauriform taxa.
Here, we introduce an ontological Weltanschauung in application analysis for understanding essentials and novelties, which are obscured in structured and object-oriented methods of application analysis.
Simplifying assumptions can remain obscured in more complex treatments, and a clear understanding of the existence and nature of these assumptions can be key to deciding where future experimentation should be directed.
Our insights, knowledges, and understanding of sex work have been largely obscured or dominated by white radical feminist, neo-Marxist or Western socialist feminist inspired analyses that have been either incapable or unwilling to address the complexities of the lives of women of color" (Kempadoo 2001, 40).
Alternating showstopping sights with provocative ideas, it takes the mind far beyond fashion per se to a broader understanding of the body, blatantly exposed or sculpturally obscured, as an inordinately complex object of desire, veneration and pathology.
Through hundreds of years of what he considered bad metaphysics, the correct and intelligible doctrine of the trinity had become obscured , and Clarke hoped to return to a pre-Athanasian understanding of the trinity.
Development of precise and reproducible culture system for in vitro differentiation of embryonic stem (ES) cells into germ cells counts as a major leap forward for understanding not only the remarkable process of gametogenesis, otherwise obscured by limited availability of precursor primordial germ cells (PGCs), but in finally treating the catastrophic infertility.
"We want to wait until we understand the business before we invest". Now there's a message that tends to get obscured in bubble times - putting money into a company should involve a deep understanding of what it does now and where it is heading.
His stories offer alternative understandings of well-trodden American war stories, where marginalized voices are often obscured and erased. .
Recognizing that most SNPs are merely "markers" of a genetic lesion, and that frequencies of disease-associated SNPs may be obscured or falsely elevated as a result of population heterogeneity, the lack of a precise biological understanding of genetic or genomic associations limits but does not preclude their clinical application.
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The phrase "obscured understanding " functions as a noun phrase, where "obscured" modifies the noun "understanding". It describes the state of comprehension, implying that it is not clear or complete. According to Ludwig AI, the phrase is grammatically correct.
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