Sentence examples for confounds interpretation from inspiring English sources
Such a spectrum of perturbations, although of biophysical interest, confounds interpretation of structure-activity relationships.
DPP elicits no adverse cardiovascular responses in the anesthetized rat model despite containing 40% PEG-400, a commonly used organic solvent which elicits hypertension and bradycardia that often confounds interpretation of drug effects.
This overlap does not alter the depressive symptoms themselves but confounds interpretation of the source of the mood disturbances; we cannot disentangle the extent to which individuals with depressed mood experience a disorder independent of OSA.
Another issue that confounds interpretation of available data from clinical studies is defining endocrine status.
HIV strongly increases anemia risk and confounds interpretation of hematologic indicators in infants.
Finally, sgn3 does not show any of the enhanced suberin formation that has been observed in other mutants and which confounds interpretation of phenotypes.
Such diversity confounds interpretations of prevalence data based on relatively conserved 18S rRNA sequences.
We compared expression of MCT1 and MCT2 in control THAL and ENT because THAL cell loss confounds interpretations of levels following treatment.
The design of this study had some limitations that could confound interpretation of the data.
In certain instances, interactive effects of temperature and salinity were large enough to confound interpretation of field data.
Similarly, glaucous gulls, though not particularly migratory, feed on human sources of food like dumps and carrion, and therefore pick up anthropogenic contaminants that could confound interpretation.
