be confounded

O Lord, in thee have I trusted; let me never be confounded.

“Nevertheless, errors do occur in science — and when they do, there are several options for making corrections, depending on the severity of the error. Questioning a researcher’s scientific integrity is a very serious allegation that should not be confounded with the detection of errors in a few papers, particularly against a backdrop of work that has been widely replicated by others.”

But if 2022 is any indicator, the new projections could quickly become the latest example of how policymakers continue to be confounded by the covid economy.

Both techniques may also be confounded by sedative medications, which are required for safety or comfort in most critically ill patients.

The carriers profess to be confounded by the Justice Department’s claims that the deal is anti-competitive.