Sentence examples for make a confounding from inspiring English sources

Some Muslim Americans say they find themselves having to make a confounding choice.

They might make a fist of surviving, and confound a few lazy stereotypes, and we haven't heard way like enough from leakage engineer Craig or sharp, smiley Sackie, the one black face in the gang, who hasn't yet raised an eyebrow at the man who got the swastika tattoo "by mistake".

Although we did not perform molecular typing for all isolates, the identification of 10 different MLST sequence types among the multidrug-resistant phenotypes (3/4MDR-PA) in our study makes such a confounding less likely, with the exception of the 18 MBL-PA isolates which belong to three different strains.

The star has made a habit of confounding the critics - killing off his most famous creation at the height of his fame - and reinventing himself in roles including glam rocker, soul singer and hippie songwriter.

Sometimes the rules of what makes a lunch "healthy" confound me.

31 The persistence of the association between maternal prenatal smoking and offspring BMI z scores after adjustment for possible confounders, the discordant maternal paternal associations observed and the consistency of the findings between the 1993 and 2004 Pelotas cohort studies again make confounding a less likely explanation.

ELON MUSK has made a career out of confounding the experts.

Neither this restriction by quality nor the original authors' adjustments for potential confounding made a substantial difference to the pooled ORs.

The walks, the strikeouts and the home runs can make the Braves a confounding team to pitch against.

The presence of a strong association makes confounding a less likely explanation for the results.

Fewer claims for unemployment benefit means the labour market is running hot, which in turn means the economy is overheating, which in turn means the Federal Reserve made a strategic blunder when it confounded Wall Street by declining to raise rates in September.