Sentence examples for confounding situation from inspiring English sources
The confounding situation for the Pebble Mine is that it is situated in the headwaters of Bristol Bay, and the Bristol Bay region is home to five species of salmon that are among the last unthreatened stocks in the Pacific Northwest.
This makes for a much more complicated, intriguing and confounding situation than that of the 1980's.
This leaves us with the apparently confounding situation in which individuals that do not synthesize any GM3 ganglioside and mice that synthesize only GM3 ganglioside both suffer seizures.
It is a confounding situation for toy-makers, which, according to the Toy Industry Association and statistics compiled by NPD Group, have barely managed to eke out any gains in the past few years.
Do you believe Te'o's account of this confounding situation more after his interview with Couric?
Hopefully this article clears up the still confounding situation that Miles Howe has found himself in.
Instead of using matching procedure originally designed to raise the study validity while diminishing the statistical power of results, the procedure of multivariate analysis with larger sample size in comparison group has been suggested to handle confounding situations [ 13].
All other usual confounding situations (medications, hypothermia, and concomitant organ failure) must be resolved before any prognostication process.
However confounding the situation, residents' concerns are often practical and focused on the byproducts of lives lived in the open: plastic bags, food packaging, human waste.
There is no doubt some truth to all of these explanations, but the targeting of Iraq also represented a desperate and irrational response to what was, for Washington, an utterly confounding military situation.
