Sentence examples for confusing interpretations from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the closest relatives of the East African cichlid radiations (EAR) are still unknown, confusing interpretations of evolutionary trends in this group.

Each emerged approach may have its own bias on mitochondrial localization detection, be a lack of evaluations with a common benchmark and finally cause more confusing interpretations on mass published datasets by direct comparisons.

In this letter to the Editor, we aim to clarify some of the central statistical concepts and point out some confusing interpretations concerning RF given by Touw et al. and other authors.

These confusing interpretations of epidemiological data create definite impressions that can be misleading and thus may hinder public health and educational interventions that are trying to delay sexual initiation in youth (Halperin et al., 2004).

The first method can often lead to confusing interpretations caused by other populational and stochastic processes (mainly persistent ancestral polymorphisms or gene duplications), and thus it too requires data from a large number of loci, becoming more powerful as the number of loci analyzed increases [ 7].

Thus Bizot's call for a criminal court "daring to attack 'mankind,' and... going beyond trying just 'one man' " seems at best an outgrowth of his own sense of guilt, and at worst a confused interpretation of accountability.

These findings could help select appropriate markers when testing macrophage behavior in vitro and highlight those markers that may confuse interpretation of results from experiments employing macrophages from different sources.

As the mothers were IL-4Ra−/−, there would be no signaling by the cytokines (i.e., phosphorylation of STAT-6) and no downstream effects that might confuse interpretation (i.e. signaling-induced release of other mediator(s) which cross the placenta and cause effects rather than the IL-4 or IL-13 per se).

This is a shortcoming and confuses interpretation of the identification of genes whose translation is induced upon arsenite stress.

Where a strong phenotype is conferred by one mode of action, for example promoter remodelling, it may confuse interpretation relating to transcriptional elongation.

Differential expression between infiltrating and tissue cells might also confuse interpretation and falsely indicate regulation, especially when cellular composition is variable.