Other metabolic dysfunctions may also be associated with hyper-lactatemia [ 59] and can confuse assessment of the O2D effect, as can excessive alcohol intake and acute cocaine use.
Patients were excluded if they suffered from acute diseases or severe mental illnesses that could confuse assessment of depression and anxiety.
Please, colleague, the latter slowly says, be aware that you are confusing risk assessment and risk management: the first is definitely a technical issue, the second is a policy matter – although decisions (management) should be based on the best scientific evidence available (assessment).
Several prevalent murine pathogens cause alterations of the respiratory system that can confuse the assessment of chemically induced airway injury.
Quality assessments in previous studies may have been affected by incomplete reporting in published articles, as evaluations of the risk of bias in trials may have been confused with assessment of the adequacy of reporting [ 25].
Deadline confusion Confused by your self assessment form?
While some investors found the latest data confusing given the optimistic assessment of the economy by the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan, the falling stock prices were also the result of investors cashing in profits before the long holiday weekend.
These researchers concluded that, "Calling all in this clade venomous implies an overall potential danger that does not exist, misleads in the assessment of medical risks, and confuses the biological assessment of squamate biochemical systems".
From his sickbed, Lenin – or persons acting on his behalf – intervened with a document known to history as his "Testament", which gave confused but critical assessments of Trotsky, Stalin and others in the leadership.
But in the same week, friends on ILF have reported panicked assessments, confused social workers, serious cuts (one friend will lose 30% of his funding) and threats of being sent to live in care homes.
