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The effects of P. pentosaceus and Micrococcaceae were confounded , but together they had pronounced antioxidative effects, lowering the amount of straight chain aldehydes, 2-alkenals, furanes and ketones.
The last five wickets had gone for 50 runs and no England bowling order had together confounded opponents so collectively since the quintet of 2005 was instrumental in winning the Ashes.
Third, Kliegel et al. [25] disregarded age confounds, including intelligence and ongoing task difficulty, and analyzed confound-free and age confounded studies mixed together.
There were, though, magnificent moments - a tragic climax to the funeral march, and its sequel launched with tremendous elan, and if there were moments in the middle of the finale when it seemed as if Boulez would not pull it all together , they were confounded by the time the life-affirming chorale arrived, in glorious orchestral colour.
And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance… Now when this was noised abroad, the multitude came together , and were confounded , because that every man heard them speak in his own language.
Because type of depression measurement and year of publication may be confounded , we also examined these together in a single regression model.
However, the available disease-related phenotypes may be crude assessments of disease pathophysiology; any analyses that are performed may be confounded by grouping multiple subtypes together.
All confounding factors together (scan visual quality, deviations in UT, deviations in scanning protocol, scanner change) resulted in an ultimate sample size too small to perform the quantitative analysis for prognostic and predictive factors.
As previous studies have reported DLEs to be associated with anxiety and depressive disorders [ 28], and physical disorders [ 25] we examined a second model adjusting for these potential confounding factors together with other demographic variables including marital status, migrant status, employment status and educational status.
In fact, adiposity and insulin resistance have been found to be the major confounding factors, together with age, smoking and hypertension for the prediction of hsCRP levels with incident diabetes or glycaemic progression in whites, Aboriginal Canadians and Pima Indians [ 15, 26– 30].
Taken together , these factors have largely confounded previous attempts to assess the direct or upstream metabolic effects of KAAs.
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The primary grammatical function of "confounded together " is to act as a descriptive phrase, typically modifying a noun or pronoun. It indicates a state of being both mixed up and confusing. Although Ludwig indicates that the phrase is correct, real world usage examples were not found in the data set.
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