However, there are many confounding factors surrounding risk estimates for chrysotile exposure, such as the possibility of a threshold effect, possible co exposure to other fibre types, inaccurate estimates of historical exposures and the influence of tobacco smoking.

And the last possibility is what is known as confounding, because it confounds our ability to figure out what's going on.

Iraq also argues that the EHS does not address significant confounding factors, particularly differences between the exposed and non exposed groups.

It will come upon them unawares confounding them, and they will not be able to keep it back, nor will they be given respite.

It will come upon them unawares confounding them, and they will not be able to keep it back, nor will they be given respite.

And had We made him an angel, We would still have made him a man, and We would have confounded for them that which they are confounding.

And had We made him an angel, We would still have made him a man, and We would have confounded for them that which they are confounding.

The League of Arab States, through its specialized councils and the League organs concerned, has reiterated its unqualified condemnation of terrorism in all its forms, irrespective of its motives its support for international efforts against terrorism its rejection of the confounding of terrorism with Islam, which calls for tolerance and forbids the killing of innocent persons and the confounding of terrorism with the legitimate right of peoples to resist occupation.

KATMANDU Confounding everyone except themselves, Nepal s hard line Maoists have taken a commanding role following the country s landmark elections. The people of Nepal have more than one reason to celebrate.

Furthermore, the estimate of loss does not take account of possible confounding factors, such as the decrease in fishing activity during the period of the invasion and occupation and some time subsequently.

So this is what's driving the effect, or mediating the effect.

Substitution effect

But Iraq was different. Instead of recurring to an international forum, a devastating war was declared that went beyond deposing Saddam, wreaking damage on tens of thousands of civilians, and thus confounding the message of condemnation.

Cause and effect.

Effect of declaration

The Snowden Effect

The Lucifer Effect

The Obama Effect

The Tsunami Effect

Entry into effect

That's the Lucifer effect.

Effect of this chapter

And that aggregating effect, that collective action effect, is actually something we can use to our advantage.

Effect of an arbitration agreement

Effect in domestic territorial units

Huge effect here of Starbucks.

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The effect is just electric.

No sign to this effect.

That is a huge effect.

That's called the grandmother effect.

The Environmental Effect of Tsunamis

Can we effect a compromise?

Effect of the preceding articles

Pregnancy does not effect employment.

As with any therapeutic intervention, the most convincing and direct proof of the preventive efficacy of antioxidant supplements requires randomized, controlled clinical trials. Such trials eliminate the problems of participants dietary record and controls the effects of both known and unknown confounding factors.

So clearly there is some effect.

But the effect is relatively small.

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And how do they effect us?

What's the net effect of this?

The law is still in effect.

This medicine has a strong effect.

To that effect, they shall endeavour

An effect happens in the air, it's a corrupting effect of the sound the ultrasound in this case that's emitted, but it's so predictable that you can produce very precise audio out of that effect.