Moreover, using probabilities of alteration (instead of magnitude of change), in addition to differentiating between evidence of alteration and estimated fold change, prevents inter-array differences in range of log2 ratios and tissue mixture to get confounded with evidence of alteration.
"The music branch, no matter what they do with the rules, keeps getting confounded," said Marc Shaiman, who has earned Oscar nominations for his scoring of "The American President," "Patch Adams" and "The First Wives Club".
Sometimes it all gets confounding, this business of sports, like trying to determine if the blood in a wrestling match is real.
What we get is confounding — both silly and tragic, physically alive and morally obtuse.
Victories for Donald Trump and Brexit have confounded the pollsters again, after most got the 2015 general election wrong.
Having eluded Wisconsin's best shot, the Orangemen now get a confounding Ohio State team, which has, as Andy Glockner writes on SI.com, alternated between flashes of brilliance and maddening lapses.
If the saloon became crowded, he would close up early, saying, "I'm getting too confounded much trade in here".
Either way, the idea that Uber and Lyft -- which are both legal in California -- would have to shut down this particular aspect of their services just as they're getting going confounds common sense.
They are all variations on an open cube — geometric drawings in space whose acute, orderly logic gets visually confounded.
As long as people can get past the confounding abbreviation, NYCxDesign is poised to help both design and the economy.
