He is my biggest fan and cheerleader and believes in my talent, even if a creative brain confounds him at times.
However, the signaling of glucose uptake 48h after stroke in the ischemic brain was confounded by that of an inflammatory response in the incision on the head, thus, the results from the time point of 48h were not processed.
Spread or diffusion of drugs injected into M1 could have resulted in dopamine depletion or blockade in other brain regions thereby confounding the behavioral observations.
Certain situations (i.e., presence of spinal reflexes, drug ingestions, and profound hypothermia/shock) may lead to confounding with brain death determination if relying on clinical testing alone.
One important challenge in measuring ERPs in experiments with multiple events is to eliminate all confounding overlapping brain activity.
Voxel-wise comparisons of spatially normalised grey-matter volume maps of the hypermobile and non-hypermobile groups were performed within a general linear model treating age, gender, handedness and whole brain volume as potentially confounding covariates.
Nevertheless, the uncontrolled free-flow of thought may yield interindividual differences in the brain network activation, thus confounding the current results: MZ twins may respond similarly to the task instructions by, for example, counting, or mentally creating grocery lists.
Larger species typically have larger brains (see Figure S2), potentially confounding the influences of body and brain mass on establishment success.
There may therefore be some changes in brain precocity expression which are confounded by brain smoltification expression.
Avant-gardes are always cults of difficulty — Cubism, "The Waste Land" — by which a rising generation exploits its biological advantages, of animal health and superabundant brain cells, to confound the galling wisdom and demoralize the obnoxious sovereignty of age.
