Sentence examples for both confounding from inspiring English sources

Researchers should be concerned about both confounding bias and selection bias in this situation.

Both confounding by indication and healthy vaccinee bias are likely to operate simultaneously in observational studies on influenza VE.

Also, having an active job was associated with a 60% decreased risk of T2D compared with having a low-strain job (OR 0.4 for both confounding models[95% CIs 0.2 0.8 and 0.2 0.9, respectively]).

These methods can deal with both confounding and selection bias in genetic-association studies, making family-based designs unnecessary.

The experience seemed both confounding and compelling, and raised all sorts of questions about his larger motives, his marriage and even his bathroom habits (the stricture to produce no trash included using no paper products; ergo, no toilet paper).

Experimental models of IUGR are needed to allow direct testing of causality and interventions, and have benefits in reducing both confounding by comorbidities such as prematurity, and variation due to environment and genetics.

Dismaland and the Alton Towers crash have both confounded the jolly expectations we have of a day out.

On its release Christopher Nolan's "Memento," for instance, both confounded and rewarded audiences with its narrative puzzle, and it helped create intense fan engagement, which sustained the film's theatrical afterlife.

Interestingly, one of the gaps that has both confounded and fascinated scientists the most is the origin of the vertebrates the origins of us.

And naturally, political issues and economic growth are both confounded by increasing income inequality.

Associations of both personal PM2.5 and NO2 with FEV1 remained when co-regressed, and both confounded ambient NO2.