Sentence examples for be confused with differences from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, changes due to anthropogenic impacts may be confused with differences due to natural temporal variability.

Otherwise, the patient is confused with different party roles".

Intuitively, this can be understood by considering that polymorphisms can often be confused with fixed differences between species when single, or few, sequence comparisons are used to measure divergence.

For their part, "band-pass" filters do not completely isolate the cycle, which could be confused with the trend in differences (Murray 2003).

This is not to be confused with the cause-specific contributions to the differences in the life expectancy of black men versus white men, and of black women versus white women, the subject of prior investigations.

Differences along that dimension should not be confused with a position that denies that guilt, by itself, provides any reason to punish.

Trick or treat is a Halloween antic but it is not to be confused with a relationally productive approach to solving complicated problems that involve differences of opinion.

The mushroom may be confused with another endemic New Zealand species, A. nothofagi, but can be distinguished by differences in microscopic characteristics.

Of course, cordless phones should not be confused with wireless phones, though how long has it been since we had to explain the difference?

Sequence should not be confused with causality.

Sauce should not be confused with "jam".