For certain genes where teleost duplicates have been retained from both the teleost WGD and more recent lineage specific events, appropriate nomenclature systems have been proposed to simplify confusing existing naming systems (e.g. MyoD: [ 15]).
The public health minister, Anna Soubry, said shoppers were confused by existing food labels: "Research shows that, of all the current schemes, people like this [hybrid] label the most and can use the information to make healthier choices".
Beneath your feet Grow your own The end of the petrolhead Life after death Flights of fancy Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsPlug-ins should not be confused with existing hybrid vehicles, such as Toyota's Prius, which contains an internal-combustion engine as well as two electric ones.
The White House has opposed the amendment, with officials saying they fear it could "threaten to confuse and undermine" existing effort to get allies, China and other countries to impose other sanctions already in the pipeline.
It's still going to have to make sure that these changes don't confuse or alienate existing users, but its overall base appears to be growing.
This way, they can only confuse his firm with the existing Elbrus IT Solutions, Elbrus Capital Partners, Elbrus Ltd ,and/or Elbrus Consulting.
This is because the network that is connecting the call may confuse the number with other existing dialling codes (such as a mobile number beginning with 075) or with a number reserved for special use (such as 118 for calls to directory inquiry services)." "Dialling the code avoids this confusion and allows Ofcom to allocate numbers in which the first digit after the area code is 0 or 1".
He adds: "Furthermore, there is a very significant risk that halting, or threatening to halt, the implementation of measures in the Reserves White Paper would hit morale among the existing reserve forces, confuse employers, and make future recruitment a much more difficult task".
She also told of how females would try to protect their young by quickly and repeatedly mating with the invading male, apparently in hopes that he would be confused enough to view the existing infants as his own.
Existing documents offer confused accounts of Juba's dancing style, but certain themes emerge: it was percussive, varied in tempo, lightning-fast at times, expressive, and unlike anything seen before.
