Sentence examples for added confounding from inspiring English sources

To eliminate added confounding by ancestry we included local ancestry estimates in the regression model.

Similarly we excluded studies that reported on comorbidities (e.g. cancer and depression) in order to disentangle conclusions about depression treatment from interventions targeting other comorbidities, as these may have added confounding variability in the data presented.

Each time an exposure variable was added, confounding was examined and a likelihood ratio (LR) test was done to assess whether the variable should remain in the model.

However, direct coupling of macroscale fluid flow with microstructures is potentially problematic due to the high shear stresses that inevitably add confounding mechanical perturbation effects to the biological system of interest.

Notably, however, the only cases where significant ORs became non-significant after adding confounding variables were the associations between the back scratch test and the mobility dimension, and between the functional reach test and the self-care dimension.

But of late, the Golden Knights (14-13-1) have been one of the N.H.L.'s hottest teams, adding another confounding piece to their brief but fascinating history.

All of these features were added to confound the ghosts of gun violence that, she believed, continuously lurked the corridors of her home.

Like most of studies on CSF, it is difficult to obtain the CSF from healthy individuals due to the ethical issue, which may add a confounding factor to our results.

We augmented models for ever-use of pesticide classes or individual pesticides by adding potentially confounding variables one at a time in models for all the different types of weights.

In the second model, we added potential confounding variables.

In addition, we added potential confounding variables to the model: mother's education, number of pregnancies, smoking status during pregnancy, pre-pregnancy BMI, gender of the child and target height.