Sentence examples for subtle confounding from inspiring English sources

Both transgenic lines exhibited slightly slower movement and growth than wildtype animals; these effects were subtle, confounding any determination of whether this was due to the rescued pha-1 e2123ts) pha-1 e2123tsround and/or expression of the methyltransferase.

One of the achievements of Stahr's subtle portrait of this confounding figure is that, in the end, our sense of Seward's charm, and even of his integrity, survives roughly intact.

There are also many publications that demonstrate increased patient regret after a CS/TO compared to an interval TO, but it is extremely difficult to exclude confounding by (subtle) coercion, and bias related to hospital affiliation and research methodology like case-control studies [5], [6].

Thus, the self vs. other manipulation was confounded with subtle differences in synchronicity.

Lastly, we only modeled the impact of poverty on PM2.5, ignoring subtle effect modification by the other confounding variables in the model.

Although there has been growing concern about the effects of environmental exposures on human fertility, standard epidemiologic study designs may not collect sufficient data to identify subtle effects while properly adjusting for confounding.

We then find that relatively subtle changes in data-analysis greatly confound biomarker validation.

The ability to detect subtle malformations in morphology may also be confounded by surrounding noise in the form of morphological polymorphisms and phenotypical differences without clinical relevance.

The difference between these three biases is subtle; the nuances seem to lie in the clarification of definable confounding factors or a combination of indefinable confounding factors.

Forming a subtle division between clay and scrappy figure drawings, Sadie Benning creates a confounding yet dynamic series of hybrid sculpture/painting/photography artwork.

Even for carefully designed studies, confounding effects due to unrecognized or immeasurable conditions may hide subtle expression relationships.