Austin Jackson was clearly confounded, striking out three straight times.
While our choice of "specialist" and "generalist" taxa for the comparison is clearly confounded by their different phylogenetic histories, the growth performances of these two species on N. attenuata have been studied and are consistent with the expectations of greater tolerance of the specialist (Ms) to the specific defense metabolites of N. attenuata than the generalist (Hv) [51].
And, while many factors clearly confound any mortality considerations in this study, the fact that 46% and 33% of the cohort and of TB patients, respectively, in the study received at least one dose of CTM probably contributed to favorable outcomes in these patients.
However, this was clearly confounded by the higher self-reported illness in the patients seen in http://www.dtc.cme.uab.edu intervention practices and who agreed to participate in follow-up.
Previous attempts to place At-β were clearly confounded by nuclear genome rate heterogeneity (Tang, Wang et al. 2008), and our rate-standardized analyses reconcile the previously conflicting data on At-β.
The artist clearly enjoys confounding viewers, for the fins look preposterous in this setting.
But in playing such parts he also clearly loves confounding the expectations of critics and of colleagues who started out with greater advantages.
But this wot-u-call-it sound was clearly a momentous, confounding paradigm shift for the UK rave continuum.
He clearly revels in confounding expectations: later on, he admits he joined Celtic – turning down Real Madrid – primarily because their manager, Gordon Strachan, didn't seem especially bothered to have him and he needed to prove him wrong.
In the current study, associations between marital status and pregnancy outcomes were clearly modified by confounding variables, particularly smoking and education (Table 4).
