Significats de confounding effects en anglès

Sequencing data were analyzed in a multivariate fashion to eliminate possible confounding effects.

We adjusted for potential confounding effects of age, sex, and body mass index.

To exclude potential confounding effects of radiotherapy, no survivors had received this treatment.

Statistical controls adjust for the potentially confounding effects of underlying demand for contraception.

Covariables considered for possible confounding effects were age, body mass index, and smoking behavior.

The confounding effects of uncorrelated noise are also discussed.

Using multiple linear regression analysis with dummy variables, confounding effects such as interanimal variability were removed.

However, the mechanism underlying this finding remains unclear because of multiple confounding effects associated with the selected model.

Research paradigms may have to be refined in the future to avoid the confounding effects of such factors.

Furthermore, examination of gene expression is complicated by confounding effects attributable to drugs and the disease process itself.

Odds ratios for wheeze in relation to the smoking variables were calculated with adjustment for potential confounding effects.

However, the mechanism underlying this finding remains unclear because of multiple confounding effects associated with the selected mouse model.

To control for confounding effects of HD carbapenem combination on 14-day mortality, a multivariate Cox regression analysis was performed.

Methodology: The APHEA collaborative group decided on a specific methodological procedure to control for confounding effects and evaluate the hypothesis.

Thus, it is clear that the BM-DC model can have significant confounding effects on the evaluation of novel nanoparticulate vaccines.

These findings underscore the importance of considering the confounding effects of bowel preparation when designing experiments exploring the gut microbiota.