Sentence examples for thus masquerading from inspiring English sources

Areas lying within gut-associated lymphoid tissue (GALT) may be devoid of stain when evaluating AB or HID-AB-stained whole mounts, thus masquerading as MDF.

Moreover, in order prevent or treat diabetes complications, an increasing number of drugs are prescribed to these patients that may influence progenitor cells, thus masquerading the relationship between diabetes and cell count.

Thus it masquerades as any number of simpler skin disorders.

In contrast, the ZC controller does not have the masquerading property and thus cannot explain the experimental results of Kleinman et al. (1970 ).

And thus stands a decent chance of creeping into the press by masquerading as news.

Thus, a common phenotype may well be a collection of rare genetic diseases masquerading as a single clinical entity.

Thus, experimental design may prohibit a choice of stimuli and palette that would prevent variability from masquerading as bias.

Julius made the mistake of saying that Tate's vision was frayed at the edges, thus playing into the president's hands by allowing him to deliver a stunningly dreadful non sequitur masquerading as logic.

These are ethical judgments masquerading as science.

It is cosmopolitanism masquerading as American exceptionalism.

"This is homophobia masquerading as religious piety.