I. con·found [kənˈfaʊnd] VERB trans
1. confound (astonish):
- confound
- osupniti
2. confound (confuse):
- confound
- zmesti
confound ADJ
- confound
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confound VERB
- confound
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Literature reviews that have examined many studies and attempted to control for confounding variables tend to find minimal effects for birth order on personality.
en.wikipedia.org Improvement in this study could have been due to maturation, educational interventions, placebo effect, or other confounds that were not addressed in the study design.
en.wikipedia.org However, by the end of 2010, insurgency-related violence had increased, confounding the government's optimism.
en.wikipedia.org The work references the multiple measures of time that simultaneously inform and confound our consciousness of the moment.
en.wikipedia.org Because summer school programs are voluntary, self-selection also confounds the effects of attending.
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