Sentence examples for is more confounding from inspiring English sources

But Mantello's production, which catches none of the intended poetic immanence, is more confounding than haunting.

Ritchie's new record, "Rebel Soul," is more confounding: it includes some of the subtlest singing Ritchie has ever recorded, alongside a song, which Rubin had rejected, called "Cucci Galore".

His doubts now extend even to the identification of his daughter's body; among the many large issues facing the officials dealing with the Chihuahua feminicides, perhaps none is more confounding than the question of why they have, on several occasions, turned over to a grieving family what appears to have been the wrong body.

Hope's parsimony, however, was more confounding.

"I was more confounded with the Money than I was before with the Love" – and so "I gave my self up to Ruin".

I doubt that anyone would have been more confounded by this turn of events than Theodor Herzl, the founder of Zionism, who was deeply under Wagner's spell.

These results suggest that genetic effects on CVD risk may be more readily detectable in women, while for men the genetic effects are more confounded by environmental/lifestyle risk factors.

The asymmetry in positive findings between the genders could imply that genetic risk loci for CVD are more readily detectable in women, while for men they are more confounded by environmental/lifestyle risk factors.

Analysis for overall survival is complicated because there may be more confounding factors influencing on clinical outcomes during the long follow-up duration.

Along similar lines, associations between treatments and multiple outcomes could be able to be investigated, with the method providing information concerning which treatment-outcome associations appear to be more confounded, and which less confounded.

While this attenuation of effect may be due to statin therapy alone, it is more likely confounded by other improvements in medical management and patient demographics in these later trials which included lipid-lowering therapy.