Sentence examples for less confounding from inspiring English sources

The results again show sharp differences of opinion tied to partisan identification: Some issues are less confounding.

ONE of the less noted milestones of the year just ended was the 50th anniversary of the window sticker, the now-ubiquitous price sheet that has helped to make new-car purchases a bit less confounding since the late 1950s.

The big picture here is that Twitter hopes that by making its service less confounding to use — with things like arbitrary character limits on tweets — more people will use Twitter.

BMW's iDrive infotainment system  is slightly less confounding here than in other Bimmers, suggesting that the company is headed in the right direction.

More research is needed to elucidate whether this is because nighttime incorporates the appropriate lag, captures the relevant sleep period, or is a period with less confounding.

Second, the assessment necessary to establish patient eligibility for a clinical trial may result in more accurate staging and consequently less confounding between obesity and delayed diagnosis often observed in obese women.

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.

Some American experts are no less confounded.

This measure is advantageous because it might be less confounded by the degree of economic development.

This measure is likely to be less confounded by the degree of economic development compared to measures such as GDP.

The Handedness Inventory score was preferred as it is less confounded with the possibility of switched handedness in subjects.