Sentence examples for may confound assumptions from inspiring English sources

To minimize the effect of epidemiologically linked cases, which may confound assumptions of the coalescent, we subsampled one isolate/location/day [ 5, 6], resulting in a dataset of 328 sequences.

Then, to confound assumptions people may have about pretty women, Ms. Kushner works a little too hard to prove that she is also very smart, frighteningly competent and as tough-minded as management.

But the power of Buddhist practice comes from its ability to confound assumptions and break us out of limited, habitual thinking.

Familial factors may confound these associations.

In this study, we re-examine this critical assumption by investigating (i) the physical and chemical basis for source discrimination and (ii) potential factors that may confound source un-mixing in agricultural catchments, including particle size and organic matter effects on tracer properties.

The timing of the recording may confound what can be seen.

However, these methods use different polymers and this may confound a comparison of results.

Finally, differences in stand age, disturbance events, and silvicultural practices may confound analyses.

It is so simple that it may confound you.

The Republicans may confound history and hold on to their Senate majority in 1986.

This heterogeneity may confound results.