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The negative association of early nutrition supplementation with the adult lean mass indices in our study, although difficult to explain, could be related to a confounding effect of imperfectly measured or unmeasured confounders on the observed relationship.

Similarly, issues related to pre-exposure to MTX and other systemic IS therapy may act as confounders on data reliability.

Patients were not randomised and the cohorts are heterogeneous, with significant imbalances at baseline (e.g. severity scores, prevalence of sepsis) and many potential confounders on outcome.

To evaluate a mechanical nociceptive threshold (MNT) testing device in the donkey, and to investigate the influence of potential confounders on MNTs generated.

However, the day of the injection, fluid and water were restricted from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to avoid confounders on urine output and hemodynamic variables.

Nevertheless, we took steps to ensure that the sample was as homogeneous as possible by choosing only young participants, which undoubtedly reduced the impact of confounders on our analysis.

To further analyse the influence of possible confounders on the association of depression with type 2 diabetes subjects and IGM, logistic regression was performed with depression as the outcome, and type 2 diabetes and IGM as predictor variables (Table 4).

While multivariable adjustment and propensity matching mitigate the effect of measured confounders on the DES vs. BMS effect estimate, these approaches have limited ability to address the influence of unmeasured confounders.

We examined the effects of various confounders on these relative-risk estimates by performing adjusted analyses.

We selected possible confounders on the basis of their biologic significance and information from previous studies.

As well, it is important to contemplate the effect of additional confounders on the VTE development.