But surrounding this brief excitement is an hour and 45 minutes of recitation of history and judgments from many authors, confusing stage business and outright preaching by the playwright, which no one would listen to if they were not in a dark, closed place.
It is essential that experts who are familiar with both the funduscopic aspect with BIO and the appearance with the RetCam120 read the images, in order not to confuse stages 2 and 3 and peripheral stage 4. In this respect we would like to emphasize the importance of continuing to train young ophthalmologists with BIO to diagnose acute ROP.
"If he flubs a lyric or gets confused on stage," Kim Campbell said, "I wouldn't want people to think, 'What's the matter with him?
In 1986, during the confused final stages of the controversy involving Labor politician and high court judge Lionel Murphy, the Hawke cabinet opened a new inquiry into him, resolved to defend it despite its apparent zeal, then prematurely closed the inquiry and decided a fortnight before Murphy's death to pay his considerable legal costs.
I think I'm meant to be confused at this stage.
The condition of patients with pseudo-Meigs' syndrome is often confused with terminal stage malignant disease, for which surgical treatment is not indicated except for a palliative surgery.
You wait in insane lines for 45 minutes just to listen to a DJ hit shuffle on their iTunes for three minutes while a bunch of human mannequins walk around looking confused on a stage.
Later on it becomes more clear that the nonlinearity is supposed to remove kurtosis, but I was confused at this stage in the paper.
These drawbacks might constitute problems if sections are assessed by histology only where PMNs may be confused with different stages of apoptotic figures, which also frequently occur in hypoxic-ischemic brain lesions, due to their similar morphology.
In Rainbow, I come off stage quite confused sometimes.
