Sentence examples for management of confounding from inspiring English sources

The minimum requirement for a low risk of bias from confounding was appropriate management of confounding by age, sex and diabetes.

The definition of population is more reliable and the measurement of exposures can be done more precisely; moreover the management of confounding and modifying factors is more effective than in community studies.

The results of this study can therefore be considered free of confounding effects due to interventions by forest management.

And the thought of confounding my enemies.

Have we ever seen such a confluence of confounding events?

There was no assessment of confounding.

Factors that may not be identified or measurable using observational data include stage migration, changes in disease biology, changes in other aspects of management, and confounding by indication.

These patients were excluded because the physiologic factors associated with end-stage renal disease and its management could confound the analysis of the effects of left ventricular dysfunction in patients with sepsis.

A peculiar management policy that confounds the inclusion of sources and exposure in a management model is that exposure is typically the purview of federal and state entities, whereas regulatory actions concerning sources (such as land use practices) are handled at the county level.

However, efficient management is confounded by uncertainty that pervades conservation management decisions.

All aspects of sleep medicine are important in the management of epilepsy and are confounded by the occurrence of seizures, the location of seizures, and the beneficial and detrimental effects of AEDs.