Just like Miccoli, Romário had an impudence that could confound opponents while making the ball obey his will.
Similarly, glaucous gulls, though not particularly migratory, feed on human sources of food like dumps and carrion, and therefore pick up anthropogenic contaminants that could confound interpretation.
The 10-degree slope in straightaway center field, complete with a flag pole in play, is an intentional oddity that could confound the White Sox.
[C10.] The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note fell to below 4.10percentt for the first time since February, a move that could confound the Federal Reserve's effort to slow economic growth.
This could lead to unrecognized physiological instability that could confound results.
The present study could have benefitted by an increased sample size and examining several more variables that could confound growth.
The three migraine subgroups differed by age, headache-days, and other factors that could confound the comparison on measure of functional impact.
We also use ACS data to confirm that other states did not experience a decrease in STEM during this time period that could confound our USG results.
There were no artifacts resulting from diagnostic analgesia performed within 12 or 36 hours preceding low-field or high-field MRI that could confound image interpretation.
In the statistical analysis, individual fixed effect models are utilized to remove unobserved time-invariant factors at the individual level that could confound the identification of paid plasma donation on health status.
The three types of attrition may be correlated with individual-level unobserved heterogeneity that could confound the effect of the transition to permanent residence on the earnings growth of TFWs.
