Sentence examples similar to confounding incidents from inspiring English sources
[13] In order to disentangle the effects of day length and incident radiation from confounding year-to-year variability in environmental conditions, simulations of warming were conducted with climatologies of incident photosynthetically active radiation and air temperature, derived as detailed in the supporting information.
In order to disentangle the effects of day length and incident radiation from confounding year-to-year variability in environmental conditions, we use a simple empirical model, which we calibrate and force with multiyear records of ecosystem-atmosphere NEE measurements and environmental drivers, respectively.
He believes the Waco incident confounds our expectations regarding the race and geographic location of people who perpetrate crime, causing us to see biker gangs as more of a "curiosity" than a threat.
To control for confounding by pesticide poisoning or high-exposure incidents, the researchers conducted analyses with and without those data from affected individuals.
We did demonstrate, however, that SES had the strongest individual confounding effect on the association between baseline depressive symptoms and incident diabetes.
We assessed the impact of confounding in EPIC-Norfolk study participants with detailed covariate information (499 incident cases, 15,051 non-cases).
The impact was confounding.
It really is confounding".
The turnover is confounding.
Mornings were especially confounding.
