Her research has shown that hearing-compromised seniors may not understand questions and answer incorrectly, confounding results.
Mr. Robertson sees the history of the filing cabinet and the passport alike as part of an early-20th-century "paperization" of everyday life, where things that had once been vouched for personally required complex official documentation, with sometimes confounding results.
Population stratification is a potential problem for genome-wide association studies (GWAS), confounding results and causing spurious associations.
In our analyses, we consider these socioeconomic determinants on total and gender-based suicide rates to prevent the possibility of confounding results [19].
Also, most studies of the gases' effects have taken place in greenhouses or enclosures, which make the climate inside warmer and more humid, thus confounding results.
Second, the use of years of schooling of the head or average years of schooling of the household as the education variable in regression model acts as the major source of confounding results.
As a final note, Alderson (1991) claims that, when exploring the nature of language proficiency, a homogeneous group should be recruited because test takers with a variety of background of ethnics, cultures, languages, and education may yield different outcomes, leading to confounding results.
However, conventional AAV vectors transduce all types of hippocampal neurons [14] that might result in confounding results.
Specifically pertaining to behavioral analyses, it is critical that authors be aware of potential confounding results.
In addition, overexpression of Myc to non-physiological levels may lead to artefacts and confounding results.
