Another confusing finding concerns long-term spore contaminations that are undiminished for years, despite exposure to conditions like wind, rain, and sunlight that should erode fixed reservoirs [1], [19].
No, Mr Pinker says, these fears confuse findings of fact with social aims and human values.
Mouse disease models have proven indispensable in glaucoma research, yet the complexity of the vast number of models and mouse strains has also led to confusing findings.
Based on an integrative analysis of 36 studies centering around strategy standardization/adaptation, its antecedents, and performance outcomes, this stream of research was found to be characterized by non-significant, contradictory, and, to some extent, confusing findings attributable to inappropriate conceptualizations, inadequate research designs, and weak analytical techniques.
Tissue engineers are often confused on finding the most successful strategy for specific patient.
However, he was confused by finding only few protoscolices.
Souder, pursuing the story, sometimes -- justifiably -- found himself confused: "The findings seemed to add up one minute and go to mush the next".
As Professor Philip Bryden has warned, "courts must be careful not to confuse a finding that a tribunal's reasoning process is inadequately revealed with disagreement over the conclusions reached by the tribunal on the evidence before it"….
In any case, we were confused by this finding, as we thought we were looking for a factor that induced, rather than suppressed, IL-2.
And there are no epiphanies: as Steel concludes, his sense of himself is confused, not clarified, by finding his long-lost mum and dad.
