Sentence examples for many other confounding from inspiring English sources

Keller said that while there are many other confounding problems like poverty and poor governance that hinder primary education, a basic technological tool could really help.

The percentage of referral to hospital will not be taken into account since many other confounding variables lay behind this variable in a study of these characteristics.

However, many other confounding factors may influence our dependent variable.

The relationship between mental illness and violent crime is complex because of the involvement of many other confounding risk factors.

This does not conclude that the higher paclitaxel dose is more clinically beneficial as there are many other confounding factors in all three studies.

Our study was not powered to detect differences in the physical outcome measures and many other confounding factors, including acute changes in medical status, can influence the results of the physical performance tests.

The weakness of this study is that it has been performed on a small sample size and as a result only gender could be considered out of many other possible confounding factors such as age, hypertension, BMI and dyslipidemia.

This does not indicate that green space is not beneficial, but rather that many other variables may confound the signal, especially at the scale of this analysis.

There are many other potential sources of confounding with the groups, and these are only partially controlled for by use of the BRFSS for the Hudson River population.

However, smokeless tobacco includes many other ingredients that might confound results and the use of participants that are habitual users is confounded by withdrawal or tolerance effects, whether acute or chronic.

Since intelligence is positively correlated with prospective memory performance [12], [56], [60], as well as with many other cognitive tasks, this confound artificially reduces the size of age differences in prospective memory performance.