Sentence examples for confounded interpretation from inspiring English sources

While the antihypertensive effect of nifedipine was evident with both DPP and PEG-400 formulations, pressor effects from PEG-400 confounded interpretation of the magnitude of nifedipine's response.

Similarly, limited sample size could have confounded interpretation of our finding that 8 patients with vs. 46 without lifetime EDs had significantly shorter time to recovery from mood elevation.

Lack of accounting for proton uptake and secretion has confounded interpretation of the stoichiometry of photosynthetic growth of algae.

The wide variety of standard therapies, progressive restriction on concurrent immunosuppressive therapy, and variable organ system manifestations may have confounded interpretation of the data.

Since the degree of the disequilibrium was small, therefore, the small number of homozygotes could have confounded interpretation of the genotype-analyte association.

In pilot experiments, it became clear that the marked effects of losartan on baseline haemodynamic status in LPS-treated rats confounded interpretation of results using DPCPX and therefore, only results from control animals are presented.

Ecologically driven convergences have considerably confounded interpretations of the phylogenetic relationships among lemurs.

The design of this study had some limitations that could confound interpretation of the data.

Such a spectrum of perturbations, although of biophysical interest, confounds interpretation of structure-activity relationships.

In certain instances, interactive effects of temperature and salinity were large enough to confound interpretation of field data.

Similarly, glaucous gulls, though not particularly migratory, feed on human sources of food like dumps and carrion, and therefore pick up anthropogenic contaminants that could confound interpretation.