confounding

Web surfing can be equally confounding, a wobbly wade through bursts of pop-ups and loudmouthed video ads.

The confounding results of the experiment left the researchers puzzled.

Her confounding behavior made it difficult for others to understand her intentions.

The confounding variables in the study were carefully controlled for accurate results.

The confounding factors in the analysis complicated the interpretation of the data.

The confounding noise in the background made it hard to hear the speaker.

The confounding influence of peer pressure can impact decision-making in adolescents.

The confounding variables must be accounted for in order to draw valid conclusions.

The confounding symptoms of the illness made it challenging for doctors to diagnose.

The confounding circumstances of the case led to a lengthy investigation.

The confounding variables introduced bias into the study results.