Sentence examples for partially mask from inspiring English sources

Cut the stems at different lengths -- some as short as a few inches, depending on the holder -- and place them one by one, being sure to at least partially mask the holder's lip.

Rifampicin (RIF) is a potent inducer of CYP3A4 and also acts as a competitive inhibitor which can partially mask the induction.

These may, at least partially, mask metabolic differences between swimmers, enabling technically skilled and/or tall swimmers to excel at all swimming distances.

The quick increase of the CEC value indicates that the increase of soil pH activates immediately negative charges of the CEC (very weak acids; [39]); nevertheless, the methodology of CEC determination (the soil pH is adjusted to neutrality with ammonium acetate) could partially mask the extent of this increase.

However, in this experimental paradigm the perturbation is not time-locked to verb onset because the characteristics of the movement itself (i.e., the ballistic momentum) partially mask the immediate impact of the linguistic stimulus.

However, given that these clusters are spatial as well as temporal, and that homophily acts to partially mask the clustering effect of social learning, this further undermines Hypothesis 2b that similarity bias generates mass (temporal only) clusters as a result of social learning.

Moreover, the Big Pharma plot only partially masks the fact that this is yet another novel in which a charming, Nick Hornby-stylayaboutout is mechanically cajoled into semi-maturity.

The domestic comedies were full of real emotional pain and even violence that had been partially masked by his facility for comedy and theatrical ingenuity.

Doling out comfy revisionist feminism, Mr. Newell proves himself "master of the feel-good ensemble piece whose shallowness is partially masked by the expertise of a high-toned cast," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.

Antidepressants did not help, as I was mostly not depressed and when I was, it was probably because I felt lethargic, obese and horrible, something that could only be partially masked by a rearranging of the chemicals in my head.

Those who manage to obtain professional qualifications generally prosper in their careers, but this progress is partially masked by new arrivals of unskilled immigrants, often for marriage.Neither side is sure where all this is leading.