Sentence examples for confound the two from inspiring English sources
Were not the subordinate federal courts established to protect the continental revenue officers from the State jurisdictions --If an action would lie against a federal officer in the State courts would it not blend and confound the two jurisdictions --If that too without any appeal from the State courts?--Is not the supreme federal court superior to the State courts?
The rational for this was that if asked to remember prosody and judge word valence for the same item, participants would potentially confound the two.
The use of a multi-level model thus enabled us to adequately represent, rather than confound, the two sources of variation: variation among villages, and variation among villagers within a village [34].
Many experiments that use altered visuo-motor environments confound the two types of error, so that performance error is caused by sensory prediction error.
This overlap and confusion confound the four terms so that the efficacy and potential power of each is seriously diminished.
The undertaking has repeatedly confounded the two agencies in the past, and it remains unclear how long the project will take and how much it will cost.
Because, moreover, the power granted to Congress to raise armies in its potentiality was susceptible of narrowing the area over which the militia clause operated affords no ground for confounding the two areas which were distinct and separate to the end of confusing both the powers, and thus weakening or destroying both.
These results suggest that the relationship between GC3 and gene-body methylation is the driving force and confounds the two other correlations.
A tooth recorded as CPI code 4 would be likely to show a high grade of mobility, which might have confounded the two measures.
As both microevolutionary and plastic responses can occur rapidly, there is a risk of confounding the two when studying phenotypic changes through time (Gienapp et al. 2008; Hendry et al. 2008).
The endless redistricting has also confounded the three candidates vying in the Republican primary to challenge Mr. Watt.
