Sentence examples for were confounding by from inspiring English sources
The most common reasons given for dismissing drug event combinations were confounding by underlying disease or earlier signs and symptoms of the medical event in the prior patient record.
They were confounded by those who could celebrate her death.
Other passersby were confounded by the new box.
Even the journalists who worked closely with him were confounded by his bravado, or naivety, or perhaps both.
Pollsters were confounded by the first round, on March 11th, and the second may increase the confusion.
England were "confounded by speed, control and unparalleled exactitude of positional play".
This finding suggested that the responses of soil respiration to soil temperature were confounded by soil water content.
Thus, it is possible that their responses to the self-report questionnaire were confounded by their perceived test performance.
College radio embraced the album, critics either loved the record or were confounded by it.
These studies were confounded by concurrent, high-dose glucocorticosteroid therapy.
Initial experiments with bacteriophage 933W stx2AB::Kan were confounded by its instability.
