This approach may possibly confound those who predict that his trip will be a diplomatic disaster, for Mr Zhu's style may well play in Peoria.
Magnetic-resonance imagers are thus, in a manner of speaking, a way of reading minds and are therefore as beloved by advertisers as by neuroscientists.Participants were asked to watch the first 30 minutes of "Matchstick Men", a film about con men chosen because it features many smoking scenes but lacks scenes showing the possibly confounding variables of alcohol use, violence and sex.
In addition, a multitude of possibly confounding variables makes it difficult to correlate collaborative governance processes with environmental outcomes.
As a consequence, in rapid event-related experimental designs, both the phasic and tonic networks cannot be separated, possibly confounding the interpretation of BOLD signal data.
However, studies on the neuronal underpinnings of reward anticipation in BD are scarce with contradictory findings and possibly confounded by effects of dopaminergic medication, necessitating further research on dysfunctional motivation in BD.
Four continuous exercise trials included in the systematic review were omitted from the meta-analysis on the basis of: (1) duration of the TTE performance test was capped (n = 2) [362]62]; (2) Rosendal score <50% (n = 1) [47] and (3) extreme outlier, exceeding the mean effect estimate by >3 SD with a studentized residual of 2.82 (n = 1) [64], with the results possibly confounded by fatigue.
Thus, possibly confounding toxic effects contributing to the early death of these mice is avoided.
These two issues have possibly confounded the interpretation of experimental results from analysis of exon3−/− cells.
Thus, using this procedure we statistically eliminated possibly confounding effects of body mass on both MLSP and phospholipid fatty acid composition.
However, these possibly confounding variables can not be separated as long as we do not have the means to measure the qualitative and quantitative availability of food, its individual and seasonal variation as well as seasonal or ontogenetic variation in ingestion and nutrient assimilation by the animals (e.g., [49], [50]).
