Sentence examples for that may obfuscate from inspiring English sources

Initially, for an accurate diagnosis of brain death, there must be clear evidence of an acute, catastrophic, irreversible brain injury, and any reversible conditions that may obfuscate the clinical assessment (for example, drug intoxication, hypothermia, or metabolic abnormalities) must be excluded.

The Dashboard architecture enabled graphical navigation and discovery of subtle associations between data elements, sub-population strata, or clusters that may be obfuscated during traditional protocols for data inspection.

If the effects of moderate altitude (2000 3000 m) 10 are relatively small, then it is quite likely that inclusion of studies with greater error (eg, refs. 11 and 12) may obfuscate the effects of studies using more reliable methods (eg, refs. 13 and 14).

Kroll et al. [Kroll, A.J., Runge, J.P., MacCracken, J.G., 2009. Unreliable amphibian population metrics may obfuscate more than they reveal.

We disagree with Kroll et al. [Kroll, A.J., Runge, J.P., MacCracken, J.G., 2009. Unreliable amphibian population metrics may obfuscate more than they reveal.

Longer test periods may even result in pot limitations, which may obfuscate results.

The terminology used by brokers may obfuscate their roles, including the place of tourism activities in medical tourism.

However, in schizophrenia, increased noise, perhaps arising from upregulated or chaotic dopamine firing, may obfuscate these normally reliable signals.

Virus integration and residual expression of reprogramming factors may interfere with the differentiation program [85,86], which may obfuscate the interpretation of the disease modeling results.

However, using the absolute value of the correlation may obfuscate biologically relevant information, since no distinction is made between gene repression and activation.

The low statistical power of our study design, and inherently variable data, only revealed large differences and may obfuscate more subtle shifts in macroinvertebrate community composition and structure.