Sentence examples for confusing among from inspiring English sources

The definition for such extracellular vesicles named as microvesicles, exosomes, and microparticles remains confusing among different reports [28 30].

"Perhaps the approach is more confused among the youth of today.

Subordinate males regularly father offspring (Utami et al. 2002), but the extent to which paternity is confused among resident males in a population is unknown (Table  4).

Furthermore, VL-disseminated histoplasmosis and penicillium marneffei are important opportunistic infections associated with HIV-1 infection; they have a similar clinical manifestation, are easily confused among these pathogens, and should be carefully discriminated from each other.

Or else it gets confusing to choose among bags which all look great and then end up buying something that we don't want just because it looked like a great buy at that point.

Internationally, he has featured in Harper's Bazaar, GQ and Dazed & Confused magazines among others.

Without any warning or explanation, the orchestra broke into the Italian national anthem, which provoked confused looks among people sitting near me.

And confusing possessiveness with love is among the most common teenage mistakes leading to dating violence.

Like those of Poe, Gogol's tales of hallucination, confusing reality and dream, are among his best stories ("Nevsky Prospect" and "Diary of a Madman," both 1835).

The change is in response to "a bit of a mess we've made for ourselves," he added, in terms of confusing tourists trying to distinguish among Hawaii's attractions and choose which to visit.

This approach has attracted much attention of late, and Bellomo and coworkers performed a prospective controlled trial in order to assess whether the introduction of a medical emergency team (MET; slightly confusing for the exercise physiologists among us!) may reduce adverse outcomes following surgery.