Sentence examples for least confounding from inspiring English sources

That may reassure purchasers of the very latest, very safest halogens (especially if they have cheesecloth comforters), but the array of charges and changing standards has been, to say the least, confounding not only to consumers, but to manufacturers as well.

This action of stopping is the best index of the prospective memory component and the least confounded by retrospective memory ability to recollect the content of the plan.

Therefore, sex differences in global local processing should be least confounded with cognitive flexibility, when spacing equals the size of the local elements.

These differences suggest that results which appear to be consistent across the six county, five county, and Genesee-county analyses are likely to be the least confounded.

If not quite eradicating my initial prejudices, she at least confounds them.

This situation is at least mildly confounding.

The difference in headache severity and SCAT-3 symptom scores might be at least partially confounded by the significant difference in age, gender, BESS, and/or K-D scores between the two groups.

However, it is difficult to estimate non-additive variance because it is often, at least partially, confounded with other effects such as common environment or maternal effects.

However, some epidemiologic studies suggest that the relationship between maltreatment and AUDs may be at least partially confounded by family history of alcohol problems.

We expected that this difference may be due to the fact that our models included a polygenic effect that is at least partly confounded with the SNP effects.

Nevertheless, we found that weight gain is an important covariate, and it is possible that inverse associations between birth weight and PCBs in some of the other studies are at least partly confounded by maternal weight gain.