Sentence examples for in a confounding from inspiring English sources
In a confounding slump that lasted the entire American League Championship Series, the Yankees batted.157 and scored six runs in four games.
Ms. Jenkins has overseen daily operations at the restaurant since 1997, and has found long-lost clays — which are arrayed, in a confounding manner, along the expansive ceilings — for countless old regulars, their widows and memento-seeking children.
Ryan's decision not to go with Tebow, for whom the team traded a fourth-round pick in the off-season, represents another twist in a confounding season that continues to provide more fodder for wonder.
The initial aim is to investigate the effect of measurement error in a confounding variable on the coefficient of a perfectly measured exposure and on the interaction between a perfectly measured exposure and a perfectly measured genotype.
The law, prosecutors and defense lawyers say, is basically in a confounding legal limbo, neither completely in force nor convincingly defunct.
I found myself confronted with Giuseppe Sanmartino's 1753 sculpture "Veiled Christ," a terrifyingly beautiful depiction of Jesus in the tomb, his body wrapped in a confounding marble simulation of a flowing veil.
In such a confounding setting, accurately differentiating between the nausea and vomiting caused by the anesthesia and that caused by the operation itself would be impossible.
To remove differences in annotation as a confounding factor in the comparison, we annotated the zebrafish transcriptome as described for our P. borchgrevinki reference transcriptome.
There remains, in our America, a confounding double standard when it comes to White men and Black men, and in few places is that played out so clearly than in our beloved sports world.
Where others appropriate to mock or lambast, Extreme Animals eschew hamfisted politics in favor of presenting a confounding and paradoxical assault of sound and visuals.
Age was included in the regression as a confounding covariate.
