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Now we have yet another act of Rudy, Donna and Judi in "The Confounded Husband".
In the confounded case,, only the adjusted model performed well.
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Nonstationarities in the signals confound the time and frequency domain analyses.
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This head-in-the-sand approach has confounded some in the capital.
This exposure scheme results in the confounding of query frequency with feature type, which is necessary in order to avoid the confounding of performance level with feature type.
Many previous studies collected samples from different sites at different times, potentially resulting in the confounding of spatial and temporal variation.
A possible reason for this variability may lie in the confounding of emotion recognition with cognitive task requirements, a confound arising from the lack of a control condition using non-emotional stimuli.
The participants in the pilot study were not included in the final sample because combining two sources of samples may rule in the confounding due to different times of data collection.
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