Well, Sony certainly confounded my expectations by revealing that it will launch PS3 with around two million units... for a global roll-out.
A self-satisfied bourgeois, with a scold's horror of impropriety, Richardson certainly confounds the image of the writer as tortured artist.
Immigrants and minority borrowers are particularly dependent upon real estate professionals because they may not speak fluent English or understand the complex loan terms and documents, which can certainly confound native speakers as well.
He flicked the ball past Colin Hendry with a deftness that confounded the laws of physics, and certainly confounded the lumbering Hendry who was left looking dazedly around as Gascoigne, with his other foot, volleyed crisply past Andy Goram.
Watch the film's trailer, which certainly confounds all expectations, above.
This almost certainly confounded the income results as the LHINs with highest incomes are those with the largest cities, and further investigation based on smaller units such as electoral units and/or the 70 sub-LHINs would contribute to a better understanding of some of the relationships we have identified.
As Author response image 1 shows, all the knockdowns increased the mutagenic effect of the gapped plasmid, generally by two-fold or more, which would certainly confound the effect of the knockdowns on the reconstituted vectors, all of which could be contaminated by varying amounts of gapped episomes (see Figure 1 figure supplement 1 of our original & current submission).
Although controlling for this important variable certainly minimizes confounding by disease severity, it does not correct for the differential lengths of the treatment time windows in the cases and controls.
In addition, vascular bypass surgery or other peripheral revascularisation procedures were strongly and positively associated in individual and pooled models, almost certainly reflecting confounding by indication, while all patients with a history of LEA had PAD, in accord with other studies of risk factors for diabetes-related LEAs [ 20, 37, 39, 40].
