Sentence examples for confusing because of from inspiring English sources

The taxonomy of the genus Quercus is confusing because of the many natural hybrids.

Most of these genes were located to specific rice chromosome regions, but the identities of a few (e.g. bph5 and bph8) are confusing because of the lack marker technology in early studies (Qiu et al. 2014).

Diagnosis of VL in dogs in Latin America and Mediterranean countries remains confusing because of rampant asymptomatic infections and elevated antibodies against Leishmania spp (5 ).

Various TCM materials are confusing because of historical and geographical reasons and this confusion brings enormous danger to the TCM safety.

"The numbers are increasingly confusing because of the calendar shifts," said Jim Sluzewski, a spokesman for Macy's.

Mr. Toffler said before the deal was finished: "It was confusing because of the bevy of representatives who were all declaring that they knew what Sharon wanted.

But some people said his son, Khalid, felt confused because of his outsider status.

But when the rebellion against England broke out he was confused because of his pro-English feelings.

"At the beginning, I was confused because of the different routines of the other schools, but I've gotten used to it".

Lawyers for Procter & Gamble said consumers would be confused because of the similarities, and demanded that she drop the name Willa.

"It's confused because of the cosmetic parts of it, and as with anything cosmetic it's in the eyes of the beholder," Dr. Watts said.