Sentence examples for find it confounding from inspiring English sources

Which is to say that I find it confounding to hear people talking about homosexuality eroding the Christian family.

However since matings were performed in dark cabinets we find it unlikely that colour would confound the results in this study.

We find it unlikely that the difference in adjuvant therapy was more than 10 30 % between the surgical groups (both surgical groups have the same recommendations to adjuvant therapy), and thus the adjusted rate ratio for unmeasured confounding was found to be 1.78, when assuming 10 and 40%% unmeasured confounding in BCT and MTX, respectively, compared with an unadjusted rate ratio of 3.31.

What I find confounding about this is that the argument we're making is exceedingly simple.

Women who have been told repeatedly that early detection is crucial to surviving breast cancer may find this advice confounding.

Business class will have 24 flat-bed seats; behind that will be 28 "premium economy" seats with 52 inches of legroom; and — in a move that some competitors say they find confounding — there will be 30 coach seats in five rows.

When vitD was used as a continuous variable, we did not find evidence for confounding by any of the variables we assessed.

As the power of the Internet grows, businesses small and large find themselves confounded by disenchanted employees, suppliers and competitors who seek fertile ground to air grievances online.

Eight years later, as is usual for this time of year, white people find themselves confounded that dressing in blackface, redface, and other racially offensive Halloween costumes is a problem.

No evidence was found for confounding by exclusive breastfeeding and smoking behavior of the subject, or parity and BMI of the mother, so these variables were not included in the final models.

We found minor confounding effect by ozone, which lead to strengthening of the association between temperature and hs CRP.