As we become more familiar with her, Polly begins to confound us.
The other, Christopher Hampton's play, "Les Liaisons Dangereuses", was a great adaptation that grew out of a difficult novel few would put in the first rank.Six years ago a small British theatre company, Shared Experience, working with the writer, Helen Edmundson, began to confound the received wisdom about adaptations.
But over the last several decades... we have increasingly begun to confound our politics with our faith.
Before we begin to characterize biological confounding factors, non-biological sources of variation must be identified.
QUESTION FROM MARY HESS: Considering the still-simmering fear and the historical denial of responsibility for Haiti on the part of Republicans in particular, what would you advise President Obama to do that would most help the Haitians, begin to heal the relationship, and confound his critics?
But then I thought about it more, I thought of the pressing problems that are pleading for our attention, and I couldn't help but wonder how on earth will we ever even begin to address the issues that confound us all?
Mr. Lichtinger, the environment minister, says there are in fact ways to begin to deal with a problem that has confounded a generation of Mexican scientists and environmentalists.
Where the methods are described we begin to unravel some of the major confounds here.
The low voter turnout among young people has confounded predictions that Mexico's ossified political system would begin to open up and attract new participants after the election of President Vicente Fox in 2000.
I can also assist in bridging the gap between epidemiological concepts (confound, bias, etc)., statistical inference (did I choose the right regression model, did it account for confounding appropriately) and how to begin to answer those questions from Stata Output.
