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If not, this could create confounds.

Yet, participation in one condition may affect performance in other conditions, thus creating a confounding variable that varies with the independent variable.

A more detailed set of instructions was created to address potential confounding variables, such as the interpretation of marrow FDG uptake, that required further clarification based on the reviewers' experience.

It is also possible that level of maternal education and its influence on stimulating child learning created a further potential confounding variable.

Fourth, while propensity score matching was used to reduce potential selection bias, and create two comparable patient groups, it does not control for potential unmeasured confounding variables.

For example, we were able to create a consistent as possible definition of LTPA and to specify which potential confounding variables to adjust for in every cohort, thus allowing us to obtain uniform estimates from each cohort.

In creating multivariable models, a main effects model was initially constructed, variables that were not statistically significant were removed assuming they were not potential confounding variables, and then all possible interactions were individually examined.

In sociological speak, we might say there are confounding variables.

No confounding variables were found to be statistically significant.

Few studies controlled for confounding variables.

Confounding variables were matched between groups (see Table 1, also see Du et al., 2011 51.