Sentence examples for have confounding from inspiring English sources

The Yankees have confounding offensive issues and not a lot of possible solutions.

This suggests that optimism and pessimism may have confounding roles in the association between reports of interpersonal discrimination and depressive symptoms [ 32- 34].

This study assessed operator-related and ergonomic seating design factors that may have confounding or mitigating influence on WBV exposure and its effects.

Many of the studies dealing with IgAN are retrospective, lack statistical significance, or have confounding designs, which hinder their general acceptance.

Covariates that could have confounding or modifying effects (age, smoking, physical activity, diet, alcohol, education and menopausal status) were included in the study, but had no notable effects on the direction and strength of the associations.

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

Some have confounded even her fans.

The pitches that pained Gibbons have confounded the American League.

To their lasting credit, the Chiefs have confounded almost everyone.

The investigations have confounded even the most seasoned Russia experts.

At other times, unguarded opinions  have confounded me.