Examples of using Confounding in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The most confounding of Founding Fathers.
So, you were all students of the confounding Martin Heidegger.
Some of the most confounding cases i would ever worked on were suddenly… crystal clear.
They have fallen into the gross but common error of confounding the unusual with the abstruse.
To a defense, the most confounding part of Dončić's game is how freely he navigates the court.
And you don't evenget that joke,'cause you don't even work with confounding variables!
I mean, you wouldn't know a confounding variable if two of them hit you in the face at the same time!
System drift isclosely related to problem called algorithmic confounding to which we now turn.
Confounding, yet captivating, she's a singular woman and the world is far more interesting with her in it.
The outreaching corona is hundreds oftimes hotter than the sun's actual surface, confounding scientists.
Confounding many predictions, Greek voters strongly supported their government's rejection of creditor demands.
These factors that can affect results, in addition to the factor being studied,are known as confounding variables.
And observational studies can be affected by confounding, inability to distinguish cause and effect, and other methodological problems.
Florida, a lock just a week ago for President Grant,is now a toss-up after the campaign's confounding move to cancel all campaign events.
A significant fourth confounding is the duration of follow-up- there are many studies that have followed women for only five years, but how can you know what will happen 15 years later?”?
He has to achieve this impossible task without having any godly powers andwhile being duty bound to a confounding young daughter of Demeter named Meg.
The question confounding nearly all those seeking alternatives to mass society, says the dystopian novelist Margaret Atwood, is:‘What sort of happiness is on offer, and what is the price we might pay to achieve it?'.
Still, these men are in the business of figuring things out, even as Pepins role inAlices death grows ever more confounding when they link him to a highly unusual hit man called Mobius.
Conclusions  The association between antidepressant use during pregnancy and autism, particularly autism without intellectual disability,might not solely be a byproduct of confounding.
The link held up even after the researchers accounted for potentially confounding factors such as age, sex, whether the participants had a history of heart disease or diabetes, or if they smoked and drank alcohol.
I knew not how this consciousness at last glided away from me; but waking in the morning, I shudderingly remembered it all,and for days and weeks and months afterwards I lost myself in confounding attempts to explain the mystery.
Even with the likely presence of unobserved confounding factors, the approach we followed, known as Mendelian randomization, allows us to draw conclusions about causality because the genetic influence on disease is not affected by confounding," Dr Vimaleswaran stated.
In the push to eliminate the confounder known as inherent endocrine gender differences,they have forgotten that real life is a series of confounding variables all pushing, pulling, poking, and prodding at the results we get.
Even with the likely presence of unobserved confounding factors the approach we followed, known as Mendelian randomisation, allows us to draw conclusions about causality because the genetic influence on disease is not affected by confounding," Dr. Karani S said in a statement.
You will understand his life more completely as you take the journey yourself and see how really challenging it is, and how immensely rewarding it is,and how confounding it may be to your understanding and to your ideas of yourself.
Most of the studies the researchers looked at were observational so can't prove cause and effect, though researchers considered evidence sufficient if an association could not be explained by chance,bias or other confounding factors.
Earlier studies reporting varying risk estimates for congenital malformation in offspring of mothers undergoing vaccination against H1N1 influenza during pregnancydid not consider the potential role of confounding by familial(genetic and shared environmental) factors.
