Exemplos de uso de Confounding factor em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The exposure to pesticides was evaluated as a confounding factor.
Therefore, age could be a confounding factor for the research.
In this case, the type of follow-up might represent a confounding factor.
An important confounding factor among the studies is the definition of smoking.
Exposure of interest(BSES and breastfeeding)is adjusted to one confounding factor.
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Therefore, obesity is an important confounding factor to be considered in the analyses.
In this case, the analysis was adjusted in relation to gender, as it was a potential confounding factor.
This variable was tested only as a confounding factor with regards frailty and cognition.
Hence, the baseline treatment received by the patients would not represent a confounding factor.
Oxytocin augmentation poses another confounding factor to labour duration.
One important confounding factor in this study can be the race profile of the populations evaluated.
Inflammation might also have been a significant confounding factor in the vaccine immune response.
The timing of 6-18 months was chosen to avoid the window of in-stent restenosis as a confounding factor.
The fact is the maternal overweight is a potential confounding factor and warrants further analysis.
The recipient of this graft presented an episode of late acute rejection,which can be a confounding factor.
To assess a possible confounding factor among age, BNP, and outcome, logistical regression was used.
This fact makes the institutional factor a possible confounding factor of the model performance.
Another confounding factor is that approximately 20% of SCD patients have a positive ANA at higher titers.
As in the multivariate analysis,none of the variables were identified as a confounding factor or effect modifier.
Another confounding factor could be the incidence of atrial fibrillation AF in the extra-hospital period.
The prevalence of patients with Chagas Disease, whose clinical course is variable,may also be a confounding factor.
Another such confounding factor is the density of neuraxial analgesia during the second stage of labor.
The Logistic regression analysis was used to assess a possible confounding factor among age, 96-hour BNP, and outcome.
To be considered as a confounding factor, the independent variable should be associated(p< 0.05) with exposure and outcomes.
The problem with that report is the concomitance of therapies, which can be a confounding factor in the improvement reported.
Tympanic perforation, however, is a confounding factor when analyzing the results of air stimulation testing.
A confounding factor in the present study was the larger mean diameter of the ductus arteriosus found in the surgical group on echocardiography.
In Model 1 we didnot include the age variable, because it is a confounding factor regarding the association of the other variables and DHL.
Imbalance vs. time spent on the test corrected for age was not statistically significant, i.e.,age is a confounding factor for imbalance.
Thus, the treatment used during the recovery phase may be a confounding factor in studies that assess the remodeling process after infarction.