Sentence examples for confusing mechanisms from inspiring English sources

At her age, she's too young to understand the nuances of how in-app purchases work – or even read for that matter – but that hasn't stopped app developers whose apps are targeted at her age range from including confusing mechanisms to direct their youngest fans to in-app purchases, upgrades, and new app installs.

Students in Stage 2 are beginning to recognize that there are different mechanisms of evolution, but they often confuse these mechanisms, frequently trying to explain everything as natural selection, e.g., "Genetic drift occurs to eliminate the less adaptable trait that is not well suitable to the environment" (Andrews et al. 2012: 252).

The usefulness of replacement of caloric sugars by low-calorie sweeteners (LCS) for weight management has been questioned on the grounds that the uncoupling of LCS sweet taste and dietary energy may confuse physiological mechanisms, leading potentially to higher energy and sugar intake.

Subject 6685 may be confusing the various mechanisms of evolution as being different kinds of evolution, may be considering including Lamarckian views, which may not view evolution as a processes of inextricably related variables.

Responses in Associating Genetic Drift with Other Evolutionary Mechanisms confused genetic drift with other evolutionary mechanisms or with evolution in general.

The specification of the cause and outcome of ecological dynamics is confusing because the underlying mechanisms of data generation are complex and simultaneous.

Then they confused the social mechanisms our ancestors used to solve these problems.

(Scott F. Gilbert, 2005) The confusing maze behind the molecular mechanisms underlying phenotypic divergence is one of the most interesting and, at the same time, the most complicated processes in biology.

As indicated by Kircher and Anderson, 16 most physicians tend to confuse cause and mechanism because medical therapy often attempts to modify or ameliorate mechanisms rather than causes.

But they had got very confused about its mechanism.

In his article on the possible evolutionary purpose of sadness, Jonah Lehrer, a talented writer and knowledgeable scientists confuses an adaptive mechanism -the capacity for greater focus that the rumination of depression may afford - with a therapeutic one.