Sentence examples for be a strong confounding from inspiring English sources
Our preliminary data on herbivory levels of P. phylax and C. mckeyi inhabited trees over five plant patches sampled from one to three years (1999 2001, [30]) indicate strong spatio-temporal variations, over a few hundred meters and from year to year, which suggests that fine-scale variations in phytophagous insect pressure may be a strong confounding factor.
In another study of intracervical anaesthesia that was included, women received 100 mg tramadol, which might be expected to be a strong confounding factor.
This indeed may severely bias the results, since it might be a strong confounding factor for estimating differences in pregnancy rates between vitamin deficient and replete women.
High fluctuations of MST target populations (relative to the total intestinal Bacteroidetes population) in target samples can be a strong confounding factor when relating marker concentrations to proposed measures of total fecal pollution in MST applications.
49 50 Therefore, smoking is a strong confounding factor to air pollutants in the development of respiratory function impairment.
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In blood serum chemistry (Fig. 6), apart from magnesium, thyroxine (T4) and iron as described above, we found some more interesting features, which had, however, at most isolated prognostic value, possibly because there is a strong influence of confounding factors, some of them related to intake and excretion.
Eighth, there is a strong likelihood of unmeasured confounding in this study as suggested by the low values in R.
This is particularly relevant in small groups and represents a strong confounding factor.
Overall, the association is consistently weak and the majority of studies have found no association, with smoking a strong confounding factor.
