Sentence examples for be confused with changes from inspiring English sources

First, in single subjects, correlations among neighboring time points give the noise a smooth appearance that can be confused with changes in the BOLD response.

We show that changes in the ionization structure of the reflector with changes in the X-ray flux or its spectral shape may be confused with changes in the geometry of the accretion flow when studied with simpler (incomplete) X-ray reflection models.

There are several other important examples in the literature of cancer-related antigens used in diagnostic tests and therapeutic approaches that are located on glycoproteins (e.g., CEA, CA125/MUC16) for which the same issues may apply, namely, changes in crypticity of epitopes may be confused with changes in gene expression or level of secretion.

Stance time imbalance and single-limb support residuals are presented as a percentage of the gait cycle, and this should not be confused with percentage change.

with the comment that "in the above equation, ΔV T is the stress-free volume change and should not be confused with the volume change ΔV C of a confined source region".

Moreover, willingness to recover [ 52, 100, 111] or the ability to recognize the negative effects of illness [ 37] can be confused with motivation to change and this misinterpretation could lead not experienced therapists to enhance resistance through its underestimation.

Typically DCIS is represented as a linear, branching, clumped or regional pattern of enhancement but more commonly an ill defined diffuse segment of enhancement is seen which can be confused with benign fibrocystic change [ 52].

When asked about this, Mr. Cianci says his job is to be an entertainer, and his on-air persona should not be confused with the real — and changed — Buddy Cianci.

In record numbers, Americans voted on Tuesday for a skillful presidential nominee promising change, but "change" should not be confused with a license to raise taxes, drive up wasteful government spending, weaken our security, or give more power to Washington, Big Labor bosses and the trial bar.

These changes may be confused with toxic lesions.

He suggested the 'disappearing microbiota' hypothesis (not to be confused with the hygiene hypothesis), in which dramatic changes in indigenous microbiota transmission and maintenance cause equally dramatic changes in human physiology.