Sentence examples for were perfectly confounded from inspiring English sources
In this way, cue and response preparations were perfectly confounded.
When the information factor is defined in this way, its interaction with expectation is perfectly confounded with the main effect of the stimulus factor defined in an absolute rather than a relative manner.
However, in this sample of bats, diet is perfectly confounded with phylogeny, because the four dietary categories represent four separate subclades, which greatly reduces statistical power to detect a diet (= subclade) effect.
Note, however, that in Fig. 8A, criticality (as predicted by the heuristic model which explains participants' criticality attributions best) and pivotality are perfectly confounded, whereas in Fig. 8B, criticality and pivotality are negatively correlated.
But that myth has been utterly confounded.
They were perfectly legal".
All IPCs were perfectly amplified.
Results were perfectly clear-cut.
Still others argue that it's perfectly acceptable to have confounded right and wrong throughout one's life and that there's not a sliver of difference between the two".
Leeds confounded the odds to retain their Super League crown thanks to a brilliantly executed game plan which was perfectly suited to the wet and windy conditions this final was played in.
