Sentence examples for confused phase from inspiring English sources

Asexuality is still dismissed by many as a "confused" phase, and yet I've become more and more convinced that it's actually we non-asexual people who are confused about sexuality.

The aim of the code is to seek minimization of data misfit, model roughness (α1 and α2) and the static shift parameter, simultaneously (α1, α2 and β here should not be confused with the phase tensor parameters presented earlier).

Williams said: "The PM is trying to have her cake and eat it and is presumably deliberately confusing the withdrawal phase with the implementation phase talks.

"I think a lot of Americans who are very sympathetic to the U.N. are confused with this last phase," he said.

James Strachan QC tried to suggest Alex had confused the contingency payments for phase one and phase two, but Alex was having none of it.

Therefore, many other hereditary retinal dystrophies may be confused with RP at certain phases of disease progression.

"We both had that phase when we were confused and conflicted.

This pattern shows the extent of the respondents' confused behaviour in the warm-up phase.

This response, at least in the early phase, should not be confused with kidney failure.

The term "substorm onset" may be confused with the start of the growth phase and is often explicitly referred to as the "substorm expansion phase onset," which is the beginning of the expansion phase, as this term itself defines.

In its toxic phase, the disease was easily confused with typhus, so Fairley developed a complement fixation test for the disease along the lines of the Wassermann test.