Sentence examples for another source of confusion from inspiring English sources

This scale is another source of confusion to the uninitiated.

The new diagnostic approach addresses another source of confusion: the current labels may change over time.

Another source of confusion is that football annually reimagines itself with rule changes.

Mr. Ballmer talks about the launch of the Windows Store, which could be another source of confusion in its messaging.

This was another source of confusion for her: the evangelical vote went not to the devout Methodist but, rather, to the guy who referred to "Two Corinthians".

Another source of confusion that bedevils discussions about death is what the great English mathematician and philosopher Alfred North Whitehead called the "fallacy of misplaced concreteness".

Another source of potential confusion is the New York artist Scott Serrano's curiosity cabinet of drawings, artifacts and photographs telling the story of a 19th-century anatomist, Wilson Quain, a man so "science-intoxicated" that he took to dissecting himself.

Another possible source of confusion is an ambiguity in the word jian, which can be read in either the weak sense of "all-inclusive" or the strong sense of "jointly, as one".

Using the RTD instead of the RNT has the additional advantage of incorporating additional criteria of Valenzuela et al. [2] other than the absence of sex chromosomes, since it facilitates excluding cases of sex reversals induced at extreme temperatures, another possible source of confusion.

Another possible source of confusion is the use of the same cohort of patients in different publications.

Another possible source of confusion is the use of same cohort of patients for different publications (Fontanini et al, 1996).