Sentence examples for will be confounding from inspiring English sources
We recognize that there will be confounding factors: (a) Given that severe droughts remove moisture limitations and thus promote the spread of fires, do different kinds of reserves offer varying levels of protection in El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) years?
With any study of human disease there will be confounding factors and complications, and in diabetes factors such as obesity can complicate interpretation.
That way, he explained, when he studies the effects of weight loss he reduces the likelihood that his data will be confounded by other disorders.
Anybody wishing to understand the niceties of Operation Dynamo will be confounded, as will anyone expecting the sight of high-ranking strategists huddled around maps in low-lit situation rooms.
Inside the Soviet Union, Mr Khrushchev's critics will be confounded, and his difficulties eased, at least until the novelty wears off.
At the same time Vaughan's detractors, who felt he was selfishly hanging on by the skin of his teeth for one last crack at Australia next year, will be confounded by the manner of his going.
The therapist must be free to "become" many different important people in the patient's life; the more the patient knows of the therapist's real life, the likelier it is that the treatment will be confounded.
If not, the estimates will be confounded by omitted variables.
This means that it may be impossible to "separate" some low order interactions effects with higher order interactions (i.e. they will be confounded).
As previously mentioned, the WVD is a powerful TF representation; however when more than one component is present in the signal, the TF resolution will be confounded by cross terms.
However, if 18 F-FLT also images DNA repair in addition to proliferation in FL, the change in 18 F-FLT uptake following FL treatment will be confounded by the high contribution of DNA repair and, hence, significant changes in cellular proliferation may be missed or obscured.
