Cardiovascular evaluation is also (inappropriately) included in the evaluation of hydration, thereby confusing the evaluation of the effectiveness of the arterial circulation (cardiovascular evaluation) with the evaluation of the state of hydration.
One animal study showed a negative effect of CSA on the excretion of the tracer 99mTc-mebrofenin, thus possibly confusing the evaluation of liver function when comparing patients treated with CSA or TAC.
An American Medical Association Council report cites isotonic, hypertonic, and hypotonic dehydration, thereby confusing the evaluation of the state of the ECF and the state of hydration [ 68].
The placebo effect is often poorly understood or confused with evaluation bias or spontaneous improvement, particularly when study inclusion criteria select patients at the peak of their symptoms.
Furthermore, APs in plants have relatively long refractory periods; and if multiple impulses were to arrive from different locations, this would tend to confuse any evaluation of an average frequency at the recording site.
The error in the above example stems from our confusing an overall evaluation of a whole with an evaluation of its parts considered separately.
They must not be confused with objective evaluation of design values.
Of course, no misunderstanding would arise in this case, as the claim that there are strategic reasons to desire the mud is unlikely to be confused with an evaluation of the mud itself.
Emphasis on performance evaluation appears time-consuming, confusing (e.g., the use of management instruments to improve the performance of public services does not always simplify the public management exercise) [ 43], and expensive [ 44].
Also the organism had undergone a number of taxonomic evaluations based on phenotypic tests resulting in confusing and conflicting information hampering the international control of this emergent bacterial pathogen by the development of specifc detection methods.
