Sentence examples for probably confounded from inspiring English sources

When they first returned home, they probably confounded their own parents.

"When it turned out that I could sit down... and have a beer and watch a game or go out for a round of golf or get a poker game going," Obama told the Chicago Tribune last year, "I probably confounded some of their expectations".

For the dicotyledon cell walls, an increase in total sugar content decreased the half-time of gas production, though total sugar content was probably confounded with the crude protein content.

I even find it is plausible that some causal connection exists, though as we'll see in a sec, it's probably confounded by other factors.

Their respective associations with fibrosis probably confounded the univariate prognostic value of male gender, alcohol consumption and ethnic origin.

Indeed, an early claim that honeybees might be able to distinguish between flowers of different species by 'counting' the number of petals [12], was probably confounded by the insect's ability to detect bilateral symmetry [13], [14] and categorize visual objects by their overall shape [8].

(The worst episodes, by contrast, tend to feature younger, somewhat sunnier comics whose work Seinfeld obviously cares about very little, and whose appeal to audiences probably confounds him).

It all portends an inglorious end to an improbable campaign, whose underlying purpose and goal will probably confound people long after it's over.

Dementia probably confounds the relationship between brain changes and type 2 diabetes (11).

KRAS mutation is associated with positive smoking status, poor tumour differentiation and higher stage, again probably confounding the prognostic effect.

Moreover, patient selection bias, especially the Berkson bias, in hospital-based observational or case-control studies probably confounds and casts doubt on the associations between hypoglycemia and clinical outcomes.