Sentence examples for first was confounded from inspiring English sources

A second study, found the same magnitude of effect on TKA or THA but, unlike the first, was confounded by the lack of adjustment for health insurance status [ 38].

In the 1980s, plague tended to occur in CBGs with poor housing conditions (e.g., old homes with incomplete plumbing) and high proportions of the population living near or below the poverty line, but this second association was confounded by presence of ecotone habitat (Table 2; Figure).

At the time, the first President Bush was confounded by the horrors of failing states from Somalia to Yugoslavia.

Jose Mourinho, knocked out of a European tournament for the first time in his career, was confounded.

First, assessment of TSS location was confounded for Hsp68, as several species appear to have copies of Hsp70 aligned to the D. melanogaster Hsp68 gene region.

But Marx's belief that 1848 was the first wave of a proletarian revolution was confounded by decades of flourishing capitalism and 1968, which felt so pleasurably radical at the time, did more to change sex than politics.

But the reality that greeted most first responders was confounding: There were people to evacuate but none to save.

But, although he was the first to be confounded by quantum mechanics, he would not be the last.

43 It could be argued that the first trial is confounded as the benefits could be attributed to ribavirin, present in both treatment groups.

Fourth, professors were confounded with topic.

The failure to get a wide receiver with four first-round picks was confounding, and as a result the Jets figure to run the ball more than in recent years.