Sentence examples for confounding element from inspiring English sources

That was because it included a third, confounding element.

Another confounding element influencing the fNIRS signal is hemodilution experienced during blood loss, when the lost volume is replaced by crystalloid leading to a decrease in the volume of erythrocytes.

We wish to propose that higher resistance to proteolysis might underlie its pharmacological efficacy, though we cannot exclude the confounding element of potential differences in pharmacokinetics.

The other confounding element is kids' tendency to have one screen (usually TV) on in the background while they work on something else in the foreground.

ACCOUNT FOR ABSURDITY The bureau's preliminary plans do not address the most confounding element of force-placed insurance — dealing with how arbitrary and, at times, ridiculous it is.

In this study, we adopted the frequency of genital licking as a marker for hypersexual behavior rather than the usual method of counting the frequency of male copulatory behaviors with receptive estrous females (Fiorino and Phillips [1999]; Scotti et al.[2011]) to avoid the confounding element of potential stimulation of sexual behavior by the presence of a receptive female.

Gopalsami says this method is "highly specific" and will eliminate interference from confounding elements.

After consensus definitions of HAND are agreed upon, a population within HAND to treat is identified, and primary outcome measures are defined, confounding and interacting elements must be further examined to gain a better understanding of the actual biological effect of the proposed adjuvant therapy.

Nonetheless, we wanted to answer the question whether such a confounding temporal element is involved in the reduction of ErPC3-induced apoptosis by oligomycin.

To minimize SCCmec as a confounding factor, the 226 variable genes were segregated into two groups, based on their presence in the SCCmec element (Figure 1).

Monday through Friday, 40 hours a week, it is their full-time job to answer the phone calls, e-mail messages and mailings of everyday golfers who are perplexed or confounded by some element in the 181 pages of the Rules of Golf.