Sentence examples for be confounded by some from inspiring English sources
The behavioural results may be confounded by some post-conception versus peri-conception LSE.
It should be remarked that the interpretation of the results with these mutants can be confounded by some inherent ambiguities of the transposon insertion strategy.
On reflection, our results may appear to be confounded by some effect of anxiety-like behavior in the MD lesion group.
However, the causality of the association between the prevalence of visual impairment in relation to the number of ophthalmologists in a given area might be confounded by some factors that were not collected in our surveys.
However, the association of falls and impaired quality of life may also be confounded by some underlying deterioration that precedes falls and simultaneously impairs quality of life [ 11, 22, 23].
Multibreed classification is expected to minimize the breed sampling effects; however, some of the candidate regions may not be directly reflecting selection of stature but could be confounded by some of the other correlated traits.
This means that signals from the crude analysis could have been confounded by some other SNPs because of LD, which is high in the ADH region.
The most likely explanation is that this association is confounded by some subjects' propensity to easily gain weight and their efforts to counterbalance this tendency through restrained eating.
He is not the first, in opposition or government, to be confounded by this gap: some undistinguished ministers, such as Churchill or Margaret Thatcher, sailed over it; some accomplished ones, such as Anthony Eden, sank into it.
Besides a potential inflation of marker-explained variance stemming from LD between markers, it should also be noted that the detection of imprinting relies mainly on the comparison between heterozygotes, which might be confounded by dominance under some circumstances.
Even Joe Torre, the manager of the Yankees, claimed to be confounded by the late starts to some games.
