Sentence examples for be more confusing because from inspiring English sources

CT usually shows a characteristic pattern, but MR imaging of fibrous dysplasia can be more confusing, because the signals depend on the amount of cystic components and fibrous tissue (Fig. 3d f).

It is more confusing because the results provided for the vitamin D receptor (PDB: 1IE9) is not about binding affinities but "translational activity".

But because the series' plot reveal turns out to be more confusing than compelling, and because turning a novel into two films invariably leads to inflated productions, only the most devoted fans of the book will pledge allegiance to what's on the screen.

3. The notes would be more confusing than helpful.

In its present form, the binding free energy calculations seem to be more confusing than helpful.

Now they are more confusing".

Many people said it was more confusing than provocative.

Now, the race is more confusing than ever.

It's more confusing than ever for lay investors.

This shows that when learning more knowledge, the model is more confusing in classification.

This is more confusing than Kim Jong-un's haircut.