Sentence examples for confounded analysis from inspiring English sources
Following intra-nasal delivery, low cerebral hemisphere levels of variants were obtained at 20 min, with a trend towards faster clearance of the high FcRn binder (N434A); however, the relatively higher serum levels confounded analysis of brain FcRn contribution to efflux.
These results showed that the use of PPE confounded analysis of the association between noise exposure and hypertension.
There was a general paucity of high-quality data and significant variation in both practice and technology used among studies, which confounded analysis.
There was a general paucity of high-quality data and significant heterogeneity among studies in the enrolled patients and technology used, which confounded analysis.
Studies in our laboratory have shown that for a post-mortem interval >72 h, storage at −20°C or repeated cycles of freeze-thawing caused degradation of AChE, which confounded analysis.
Within Saguinus, there is no support for a division between a "bare-faced" (geoffroyi, oedipus) and a "hairy-faced" (midas, fuscicollis, melanoleucus); as with some of the lemuriform species, it is possible that incorrect identification of specimens, in particular S. fuscicollis, may have confounded analysis.
Many native proteins are multi-specific and interact with numerous partners, which can confound analysis of their functions.
These findings indicate that influenza A virus resistance to NA inhibitors can potentially arise from antibody driven HA escape, confounding analysis of influenza NA evolution in nature.
Some important extracellular antigens lose antigenicity after fixation/permeabilization [5], and contamination of the LIN− compartment with LIN+ cells rendered artifactually "LIN−" by fixation/permeabilization could seriously confound analysis.
These data also indicate that background absorbance values from the pigment do not confound analysis of cell death or cytokines.
Furthermore, the subjective nature of assessment of staining intensity and the frequent lack of positive or negative tissue controls in immunohistochemical analyses can confound analysis.
