-
alternative analyses (e.g.,
controlling for
potential confounds not
identified in the
initial study).
Confounding effects may be less
likely to
occur and act similarly...
-
observing these efforts and
remarking on humanity's
power in unity,
confounds their speech so that they can no
longer understand each
other and scatters...
- not take up
their offers of employment. In 1997, he
formed the
company Confounding Factor along with co-developer Paul Douglas, who had
worked with Gard...
- variable. This is
typically done so that the
variable can no
longer act as a
confounder in, for example, an
observational study or experiment. When estimating...
-
which often serves as the series'
comic relief.
During clinic duty,
House confounds patients with
unwelcome observations into
their personal lives, eccentric...
-
primary interest to the experimenter. "Good controls", also
known as “
confounders” or “deconfounders”, are
variables which are
theorized to be unaffected...
-
disaster and the culprit's target. Per the franchise's name,
McClane confounds repeated attempts to kill him,
driving his
enemies to distraction, by...
- startling,
original genre pieces that have
revelled in
their own complexity,
confounding every maxim by
which the
studios hope to
appeal to the
widest audience...
-
indices are used in
spatial epidemiology to
identify socio-economic
confounding. In 1983,
Brian Jarman published the
Jarman Index, also
known as the...
- epidemiology, for
example in ****essing the
influence of the
unmeasured confounding on the
causal conclusions of a study. It is also
important in all mathematical...
