Sentence examples for had confounding from inspiring English sources

In our multiple sclerosis sample, 16 patients were identified who had confounding pathology (Table 1).

The patient case mix, the spectrum of comorbidities and hospital care had confounding effects on both the mortality and morbidity observed in this study, and therefore could limit extrapolation of the findings to other practice settings.

Once again, Jezza had confounded expectations.

Throughout his illness Litvinenko's symptoms had confounded medical staff.

Once again Sampson, supported by Bardsley's heroics, had confounded the doubters.

Neil Wilson, a senior market analyst at ETX Capital, said Opec had "confounded the naysayers".

Labour had confounded the critics who said that after three successive defeats in the 1950s the party had no future.

POCKETS OF RESISTANCE -- But Afghanistan reminded the latest invaders why it had confounded so many before them.

The Colts had confounded the Jets in their first game with a no-huddle offense from the first snap.

Even so, some of the measures can have confounding influences.

Some have confounded even her fans.