Sentence examples for confusing resulting from inspiring English sources
In a ruling highly critical of the Ministry of Defence, Mr Justice Blake said its advice to the Home Office on whether to grant settlement to the Gurkhas was confusing, resulting in "irrational and unlawful" restrictions being applied.
4 This can make groin pain terminology confusing, resulting in difficulties with interpretation of research results.
In its consultation paper, Transforming bailiff action, in May, the Ministry of Justice accepted that the present law is "complex, unclear and confusing", resulting in bailiffs "misrepresenting their legal authority".
In materials such as plasterwork, the (micro layer sequence can be confusing, resulting in the need for a more detailed analysis in order to accurately determine the materials and interventions carried out on a given decorative element in the past.
On one hand, a feature obtained from different sensors may be confused, resulting in that a block or a pixel may be considered foreground under the view of one sensor while classified as background from another sensor.
Due to the same reason, urban vegetation which may not be differentiated using only spectral values, but requires land use information is confused, resulting in a low PA for ineligible areas.
Moreover, similarly named tests may be confused, resulting in misutilization.
But scientists who looked for signs of REM and slow-wave sleep in reptiles have had "confusing" results, says Gilles Laurent, a neuroscientist at the Max Planck Institute for Brain Research in Frankfurt, Germany.
On the other hand, there are still confusing results about the involvement of endothelium in the effect of Cl− channel activation.
We expect that this effect may have contributed to contradicting and confusing results reported in literature for SCP to TD comparison.
These results reminded us of the possible population shift after a period feeding of substrates such as PM hydrolysates, and such change in microbial community may lead to biased (or confusing) results from an unchanged analytical method.> -wrap-foot> a Measured with acetate as the substrate.
