| That particular confounder was the whole reason the Ranch Hand study could even be done. |
| Daniel Day Lewis, of course, made a massive impact as punk rocker Johnny, a stereotype confounder who deserts his street-fighting confreres for Omar's charms. |
| To eliminate hospital teaching status as a potential confounder, we report the results of private for-profit nonteaching and private not-for-profit non-teaching hospitals when these data were available. |
| In this way, you eliminate the training confounder, and your hypothesis may be that Kenyans have greater elasticity even without training. |
| For example if a study was examining the association between alcohol and heart disease, cigarette smoking is a confounder because smoking is known to cause heart disease. |
| In an ideal world, the fizzy sugar-rush of this song – produced by professional pop confounder, Sophie – would have been Gwen Stefani's comeback single. |
