Sentence examples for Very confounding from inspiring English sources

Market reaction to news these days can be very confounding.

"It's very confounding to me, all the bits and pieces," said Ellen Sohus, John's sister.

Many of the Chinese people I speak to seem to be deeply concerned that China will lose something extremely rare and valuable in the rush towards a very confounding version of growth and happiness.

Researchers have discovered that 700 distant clusters of galaxies, gas, and dust are all being pulled in the same direction, apparently toward something invisible and possibly very large, confounding current cosmological models.

Conversely, very recent gene duplications (or ancient ones that are under strong selective pressure) may very well confound proper assembly of even diploid plant genomes, regardless of parameters or the assembly algorithm that is used.

Because sex ratio was very strongly confounded with area (see Results), we followed the regression analyses with an ANCOVA to try to account for the combined effects of area and sex ratio.

The effects are very much confounded.

Furthermore, sensitivity analyses indicate that the results of studies showing induction of obesity and smoking behaviour ([ 10, 15], for example) would have to be very seriously confounded to explain away the strongest of the findings [ 41].

In my opinion the discussion about whether one can derive species trees from genes in the face of HGT is very much confounded by arguments that, indeed, when we search long enough we will likely find that every Orthologous Group has been subject to HGT, but that does not imply that the major mode of inheritance is not a vertical one, and that therefore gene-based phylogenies cannot be derived.

"It's very smart -- confounding, troubling, but smart".

"I've been very good at confounding the critics, and that's because I'm thinking outside the box.