Sentence examples for confused problem from inspiring English sources

It is a confused problem in the literature that the c-axis value of Ti3C2 MXene changes with the synthesis procedure, but the part of the surface structures that plays the role of pillar to support the Ti3C2 layers and their variation rules remain controversial.

Often confused with problem solving, the two are quite different.

Politics became confused with problems of crowd control and crowd-pleasing".

"They confused chronic problems with a short-term crisis," says David Nemtzow, president of the Alliance to Save Energy.

Subclinical autistic traits in infants might be confused with problems in achieving milestones for social, communication, emotional, cognitive, and motor skills [ 46].

In doing so, they further confuse the problem and limit opportunities for action.

This use of the word 'frame' is unconnected to the use of the term in the "frame problem," and is not to be confused with that problem.

But behind the confused language is a bigger problem: confused thinking, too.

(We tried indoor wee-wee pads, but the dog was confused. One problem, we later learned, was that we had been placing the absorbent pads wrong side up).

I'm happily engaged and even more confused about 'the problem' that has become my last name.

"The boys in the shed were really confused hearing "gang problem" just because someone had died," says Pare. "They had lost a brother almost every day, but there wasn't a gang problem".