Sentence examples for expected confounds from inspiring English sources
To explore the data further, and control for expected confounds we used generalised linear modelling.
Thus, despite the fact that the treatment effect estimates for Model 1 and Model 2 are both confounded, knowledge of the amount of expected confounding amplification allows the comparison of the effect estimates of models (with appropriate adjustments) to yield an estimate of an unconfounded treatment effect.
Due to randomization and the supposed structural equality of the groups we do not expect confounding factors.
We did not expect confounding by other known breast cancer risk factors as they most likely would be intermediates between the genetic variant and breast cancer.
Furthermore, we expect confounding by other classes of air pollution to be minimal, as the correlation between traffic-related air pollution and regional pollutants is relatively low due to differences in the spatial-temporal distribution of these types of pollutants.
At best, the operation of the rule which the Court today enunciates for the first time may be expected to confound confusion in a field already replete with complexities.
For Mr Erdogan to do even better than pollsters expected has confounded his opponents.Yet although Mr Erdogan's voter base may still be strong, his democratic credentials are looking weaker, for his behaviour has become increasingly autocratic.
Outreach workers in Worcester are also expected to confound any perception this is the scourge of the big city alone.
The fire was burning primarily south and west of Saratoga Springs, where wind gusts of up to 35 miles per hour (56 kph) were expected to confound firefighting efforts, Lee said.
However, this exposure would be expected to confound the observed associations nondifferentially, thereby resulting in lower point estimates.
