Sentence examples for obscuring the differences between from inspiring English sources

Four actors play seven roles, deliberately obscuring the differences between them.

Since D. serido was apparently causing so much of the overall CHC variation and obscuring the differences between the other species, we performed a second CDF analysis excluding all four D. serido populations (Additional File 6: Table S3).

The order in which wood is painted, cut and constructed is in flux in Mr. Ryman's work, neatly obscuring the difference between found and made; thrown together and refined; or for that matter, formalist thinking and hands-on craft.

The benchmarking analysis also suggested that 'case' was as much a factor in the different scores as the assessor – i.e. variability in the actual score across the assessors was not obscuring the difference between the cases.

It is worth noting that the low-temperature TRPL measurements presented in this work were performed at a relatively low excitation power density (3 W/cm2) to minimize the saturation of the localized states[21], which can obscure the differences between the samples annealed at different temperatures.

The Court suggests that allowing federal courts to recognize plain error on collateral review would obscure the differences between collateral review and appeal.

The political implications of the coalition parties combining on their post-election fiscal plans against Labour might be misunderstood by voters, and obscure the differences between the two coalition parties.

Nixon's conservative populism attempted to obscure the differences between working-class and affluent voters by portraying the silent majority as both heroes and victims of this tumultuous period.

Thus, the characteristics of a group can obscure the differences between the individuals in it.

Though many people are familiar with some of these tools from everyday use, everyday use can obscure the differences between them.

However, the dichotomy we used to compare the United States and other nations obscures the differences between countries in the latter category and the potential influence of those differences on crime concentration.