Sentence examples for its confounding from inspiring English sources

In the multivariable model, level of studies remains, although it is not significant, because of its confounding effect.

The UICC stage was excluded in the multivariate analysis, although it was significant by univariate analysis, because of its confounding with UICC pT factor and lymph node metastasis.

The ravioli (with its confounding creamed corn) was oddly ethereal.

We simultaneously analyzed insertion/deletion polymorphism of the angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) gene in the 16th intron to avoid its confounding effect.

In comparison with BMW's near-pathological adherence to its confounding iDrive control system, Mercedes is trying to straddle the fine line between having efficient electronic interfaces and being easy to use.

Director, writer, and star Orson Welles cast his estranged wife, Rita Hayworth, opposite himself in a film that became famous for its confounding plot and for the studio interference that marred Welles's vision for the project.

A successful fully reusable rocket would just be the latest example in a long tradition of it confounding its critics.

All that was a preamble to a game as dizzying in its action as it was confounding in its outcome.

Fasting glucose was included to account for its potential confounding effect on blood pressure and incident diabetes because its levels were positively associated with increasing blood pressure categories in both race groups.

In fact, for all its cunning confounding of expectations and provoking of emotions, it's not at all clear what, if anything, the film is saying.

I love its brutal confounding of expectations.