And yet there remains unexpected joy to be had in the confounding of expectations, as the recent Ghostbusters remake proved by casting Chris Hemsworth, aka Norse deity-cum-superhero Thor in the Marvel movies, in the role of the spirit-spiting quartet's secretary, Kevin.
This reduced the confounding of effects due to hybrid treatments.
The second issue is the confounding of duration and immigration cohort (Myers and Lee, 1996).
To avoid the confounding of side preference, we switched the bottle side every time fluid measurements were taken.
This design avoided the confounding of time and condition by comparing endogenously vs. exogenously induced changes in analytes.
This exclusion was exercised to minimize the confounding of any effects seen regarding adjunctive drug placebo differences in bipolar I depressive symptom improvement with armodafinil.
Concerning the confounding of two-ingredient interaction effects and main effects, response surface methodology was employed to optimize the friction material formulation.
Many previous studies collected samples from different sites at different times, potentially resulting in the confounding of spatial and temporal variation.
Additionally, to allow for regional scale comparisons, AGB estimates must be based on a consistent regression approach to avoid the confounding of results by variations inherent in different models [28].
A possible reason for this variability may lie in the confounding of emotion recognition with cognitive task requirements, a confound arising from the lack of a control condition using non-emotional stimuli.
These results resolve the confounding of training object and training task in Experiment 2 and, in addition to replicating our result, they rule out the alternative explanation that the present training effects are caused by general arousal or engagement with the game.
