We will invade the worlds of conservatory and vernacular art, scramble black Americana and European modernism in the mostly disused but worthy tradition of Duke Ellington, combine the databases of "traditional" and "experimental" jazz, and generally confuse and thrill people.
The ambiguity of the pathway nomenclature may sometime confuse the users to select the appropriate pathway within the databases.
By entering certain strings of text into user input boxes on Web sites, cybercriminals are able to confuse their commands with data in a site's Structured Query Language (SQL) database and gain control of it, says Grossman.
However, the large size of the database leads to a very high number of extracted rules, which cannot be explored further, and which confuse decision makers.
These statements confuse me.
2. Under Results and Discussions, the first section titled, "Searching for TE-associated proteins," when discussing the BLAST searches, it might be clearer to describe the three TE databases as libraries, only because it is confusing to think of searching the CDS databases with another database.
Further, while Viguerie's mail lists are not to be confused with the far larger databases of the D.N.C. and R.N.C., his vision of what a directory of targets makes possible -- what kind of leverage it offers a candidate -- corresponds with the aims of both parties.
