Sentence examples for based on a confused from inspiring English sources

Mr Mankiw argues that the calculus of progressive taxation is based on a confused utilitarianism.

While his reasons for rejecting these errors are clear enough, if at times based on a confused understanding of his sources, his own views on the nature of cognition are less well developed.

It was based on a confused reading of the Oratio Funebris held in 1396 by Nicholas Prowin at the funeral of Marsilius and published in 1499 at Mainz.[2] From 1362 on, Marsilius was master at the Faculty of Arts at the University of Paris, where he was also rector (1367 and 1371), and a student of theology.

In both cases, there is also no test that can definitively confirm the disease except a final autopsy; doctors have to make a clinical diagnosis based on a constellation of confusing symptoms.

Natasha Lamb, director of shareholder engagement at Arjuna Capital, called the ruling bizarre, confusing and based on a technicality.

Hence Hansen suggests that the Hui Shi view is based on a form of "verification fallacy," which confuses what we can know with what is real (263).

Spleen samples were therefore excluded from the analysis, to prevent these samples with ambivalent composition to confuse the analysis based on a comparison between hematopoietic and non-hematopoietic groups.

But Mr. Tankleff said the statement was based on a false confession wrung out of a distraught, confused boy.

However, PI should not be confused with CI since PI are based on a random mean effect while CI are not [ 60].

"WonderSoanding" is a term coined byourian Mcanren.

However, these values should not be confused with confidence intervals since prediction intervals are based on a random mean effect while confidence intervals are not [ 73].