Sentence examples for confusing interaction from inspiring English sources

The central nervous system and the periphery form two independent regulatory systems that use the same messenger molecules without danger of confusing interaction [ 1– 3].

Despite the varying and confusing terminology (reciprocal interaction vs. transactional perspective), the inherent concepts are commensurate.

No one querying Google would ever for a minute confuse those interactions with a Q&A session with another person.

A lot. Language is tricky for her at best, and the most basic of social interactions confusing and overwhelming.

The d-mAP scores on the UT-Interaction data in Table 4 show that the hug interaction is rarely confused with other interactions.

Research suggests that students may be confused about the interaction between science and religion and many may be reluctant to learn evolutionary theory if they perceive a conflict with their religious beliefs (Brazelton et al. 1999; Esbenshade 1993).

According to the bioinformatics analyses above, we were confused with the interaction of location-associated lncRNAs and the protein gene.

Note that the genes in a pathway in MSigDB do not necessarily interact physically with each other; thus the interactions identified here are not to be confused with physical interactions and they should be considered as higher level "relationships".

However, use of the term "charge-charge interaction", when there are no interactions between charged sidechains, is confusing.

The Code of Practice does include a commitment to address both fake accounts and online bots, and "establish clear marking systems and rules for bots to ensure their activities cannot be confused with human interactions".

In an announcement on Friday the Commission said it wants platforms to establish "clear marking systems and rules for bots" in order to ensure "their activities cannot be confused with human interactions".