Sentence examples for likely confounds from inspiring English sources
His approval rating remains stubbornly high among Republicans, a fact that likely confounds liberals far more than conservatives.
As in the case of harvest, nonretention likely confounds differentiation in many individual populations and may exert directional selection in some populations and disruptive selection in others.
The interplay between HIV and DBP, however, is complex 211 and likely confounds any true associations between genetic variation and infection/disease outcome.
A change from prior testing primarily for clinically suspected deficiency toward the more recent widespread utilization of such testing in otherwise healthy individuals likely confounds the attempt to utilize our dataset for direct assay comparisons.
Although we echo Tharpar & Rutter's [ 21] caution in ascribing perinatal factors a causal role in the development of psychiatric problems, the strong relationship we find between obstetric complications in this population sample and psychiatric service use, which adjusts for a range of likely confounds, re-opens the debate in this area.
The evidence on safety of use of atypical antipsychotics is sparse but tends to suggest an increased risk of NICU admission among exposed infants; however, the population of antipsychotic users tends to have much higher rates of many adverse conditions, which likely confounds this association [ 40, 41].
Age and basal area were related to live fuels in a complex manner that is likely confounded with periodic disturbances that disrupt stand dynamics.
It is likely confounded by ionization and as well as other factors.
A perfusion deficit in responding tumours [30] will likely confound measurements of [18F]FLT retention.
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.
While the situation is grave, the same dynamics that made it impossible for the government in Baghdad to achieve effective security and stable governance throughout Iraq will likely confound these Sunni insurgents as they move on the capital and threaten predominantly Shiite population centers.
