However, such an inspection would have been extremely confounded by reasons for visiting a gynaecologist: in addition to the women visiting gynaecologists because of health check-up, women having gynaecological problems would more likely be in the group of private gynaecologist users.
It confounds understanding.
For confounding reasons, Pennsylvania used to number its districts in bizarre fashion — the 2nd District, in Philadelphia, being more than 300 miles from the 3rd District, north of Pittsburgh.
Immersed in this streaming, festive sensorium, I thought how Breton, who had come to Mexico as to an artistic Lourdes, had himself admitted that the dreamlike juxtapositions of daily Mexican life, reason confounded at every turn, the logical eye left begging, tended to render intellectual Surrealism a little superfluous.
As Sprewell prepared for tonight's Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals at Indiana's Conseco Fieldhouse, he was confounded at the reason behind his unsettling fourth-quarter performances over the Knicks' previous nine playoff games, when he was 4 for 27 from the field.
Additionally, the risk of adverse outcomes may be confounded by the reason for spontaneous onset of labour even in the apparently uncomplicated pregnancies.
20 We will initially include all studies, and then perform sensitivity analyses considering the potential effect of excluding studies which may be confounded for these reasons.
Typically of Strauss, the plot – an amalgam of two contrary stories which rudely jostle for dominion – keeps you emotionally at arm's length, but the score seduces and by the end, even as here with the tenor love interest provided by a Bacchus resembling Brown Owl post-revels, reason is confounded.
Collecting similar data from chimpanzees or bonoboos may be possible, but will be difficult for a variety of reasons and confounded by questions of motivation and training.
As limitation of those secondary analyses it must be stated that de facto life span conclusions might be confounded due to several reasons.
