Sentence examples for confounding with the from inspiring English sources

All service attributes except price were effects codede in order to avoid confounding with the mean.

This indicates that the results were not sensitive to confounding with the aforementioned variables not included in the analyses.

For the other (colorectal cancer), our data confirm a relatively weak relationship with smoking, which could not be explained by confounding with the consumption of alcohol.

In a simple model including age and overall close contact, occupational status met the criteria for confounding with the outcome ARI but not ILI and was included accordingly.

The association between hospital mortality and sedation may be partially explained by confounding with the adverse effect on mortality of mechanical ventilation.

There are many other potential sources of confounding with the groups, and these are only partially controlled for by use of the BRFSS for the Hudson River population.

There too the innocent would be confounded with the guilty.' Id., at col. 1073.

Treatment options are often confounded with the usual issues of contact lens compliance, intolerance, and complications.

They might also be able to judge clarity of exposition, but clarity may be confounded with the intrinsic difficulty of the material.

Such variations must not be confounded with the real enrichment of the tradition by succeeding generations of genuine oral poets of the creative stage.

"I was more confounded with the Money than I was before with the Love" – and so "I gave my self up to Ruin".