However, this approach cannot totally rule out potential confounding issues: Some confounders may have not been measured or may be too highly correlated with the exposure of interest.
There are a few other confounding issues.
She disentangles the film's qualities from the confounding issues of misogyny, racism and intellectual snobbery.
Major disasters like terrorist attacks and mass epidemics raise confounding issues for rescuers, doctors and government officials.
Irrespective of such confounding issues, the differences provide a clear and contrasting internal control for the similarities seen in the viromes (Fig. 2).
However, due to low abundance of these organisms in natural assemblages and known confounding issues in expression, such as the staggered expression of photosynthesis genes in Cyanobacteria, it will likely be difficult to observe this under in situ conditions.
Such laser-mediated axotomy is highly reproducible and is associated with minimal scarring (Fig. 2 and refs 15, 27), which means that there will be fewer confounding issues related to varying degrees of immune response or glial scar formation.
Despite major technological advances, a number of confounding issues remain concerning the potential clinical utility of gene expression profiling, including differences in study design, patient selection, array technology, chemistry, and methods of analysis.
I am proud to have been a part of an org that earnestly tried to solve some of these confounding issues.
Yet despite their best intentions, something was clearly not working, and they could not pinpoint the confounding issues despite their investment in their top women.
Lifespan mental activity may therefore afford specific neuroprotective advantages for hippocampal integrity, however a number of potential confounding issues first need to be considered.
