Sentence examples for obscuring evidence from inspiring English sources

Selection on synonymous sites, in D. simulans in particular, may limit our ability to accurately quantify selection on nonsynonymous sites by obscuring evidence for purifying selection and inflating estimates of adaptive evolution.

Seemingly undeterred about the kind of explosion this might cause on the cover of The New York Post (as it surely would in life), Frank and his lady friend hit the town at night, no obscuring fun-house glasses in evidence.

And managers can lower or raise the threshold of their skepticism when a proposed solution, on its face, seems "vaguely socialistic" or "compassionate," "militaristic" or "disciplined". The best way to keep such filters from obscuring good solutions is to establish clarity and consensus on the problem to be solved and on what constitutes evidence of efficacy.

But this melodrama was deceptive, obscuring what had really happened.

There is no penumbra of uncertainty obscuring judgment here.

The generalizations fly fast and free, obscuring completely valid points in the process.

He rejected a monolithic mindset, and retrieved the individual from the obscuring blanket of statistics.

Instead of insight and clarity, we got more obscuring mud in the eye.

The optical appearance of most nebulae is significantly modified by the obscuring effects of the dust.

The book also illuminates what Johnson describes as "the toil behind an obscuring stereotype".

And many arrive in supermarkets frozen and topped with an obscuring sauce.