It has flagged Massimo Vignelli, the designer of the beloved if confounding 1972 subway map, whose 2008 update for Men's Vogue used trademark route symbols without permission.
The tax revenues the budget deal generated were temporary and have long since expired, but the huge tax break lives on, confounding today's budget-makers.
However, such sources of error in the phenotypic data are likely to result in increased noise and reduced power rather than confounding (19).
Both moves have been confounded this year by the surprisingly successful guerrilla candidacies of Trump and Sanders.
After reduction of confounding (19), multivariate regression did not change the prediction of fetuin-A.
We excluded them from the analysis to avoid potential confounding (1,358 of the 14,668 respondents).
A recent study suggested that this inverse association may be explained by confounding (11).
Univariate analysis demonstrated a statistically significant decline (P<0.001) in the SIR over successive decades from diagnosis (Table 3), persisting after adjusting for possible confounding (P=0.002) in a multivariate model also including treatment, era of diagnosis and age at diagnosis of the first cancer.
Marie, Ontario While Sean Wilentz provides a deft history of the extremist origins of contemporary conservative opinion, I would argue that the political left shares at least some responsibility for the dumbing down of dissent that we see today in Glenn Beck and the Tea Party ("Confounding Fathers," October 18th).
While Sean Wilentz provides a deft history of the extremist origins of contemporary conservative opinion, I would argue that the political left shares at least some responsibility for the dumbing down of dissent that we see today in Glenn Beck and the Tea Party ("Confounding Fathers," October 18th).
