Sentence examples for minimise confounding effects from inspiring English sources

Future research comparing modified trawl bodies should focus on maintaining similar spread ratios to minimise confounding effects.

To silence p53 expression we utilised lentiviral shRNA vectors that specifically target p53 and to minimise confounding effects of shRNA off-target silencing two independent p53 silencing molecules were generated (Supplementary Figure 1).

At 48-h intervals, and for a maximum period of about 3 weeks (i.e., 500 h), the culture medium was replaced with fresh medium to minimise possibly confounding effects caused by instability of SN-38 through chemical instability.

Binary logistic regression analysis confirmed intervention effects exceeded confounding effects.

However, the above effects were not adjusted for confounding effects.

The main reason for matching was to minimise confounding that may influence the outcome of investigated variables, such as working status and income.

Although this analysis was conducted on a single formulation of mesalazine (specifically the most commonly prescribed formulation, Asacol, to minimise confounding while ensuring sufficient statistical power), it would be interesting to establish whether this effect is observed with other formulations.

Our analysis seeks to minimise confounding referable to factors other than changes in incidence and case detection rate.

The meta-analysis only included adjusted outcomes (at least age and sex) to minimise confounding.

We are left with performing retrospective observational before-and-after studies, relying on large numbers to minimise confounding.

More rigorous statistical methods that minimise confounding due to intervention and disease are required to confirm these findings.