A kindergarten class may certainly select among different colored candies, but since those candies are not part of self-reproducing lineages, we should not confuse this selection process with natural selection.
And subsequent investigations showed that the institute's own bureaucrats, who acquired their loyalties when the PRI was in control and fraud was frequent, had been feeding the computers false information that confused the selection process.
He rejects species selection, confusing the individual death of species members with extinction, saying "the actual selection takes place at the level of competing individuals of the two species{special-character:rdquo] (1997, p. 2093).
But I'm just as confused as the selection committee must be.
PCA should not be confused with variable selection procedures that assess the relevance of the variables, since PCA takes into account the variables only, and does not take into account the quantity to be predicted, i.e., the class of the item to be classified.
Genetic drift only occurs in small populations, because random sampling error does not occur in large populations ✓ ✓ Confusing genetic drift with natural selection 4.
Minor comments: The discussion of the results in the beginning of the subsection "Screening for recombination without selection" (Results) is confusing.
The Incontinence Group and the Heart Group described attrition bias as selection bias occurring after randomization, which, although not formally incorrect, is confusing, as it is well understood that selection bias is avoided by proper randomization.
It did not let me search fares on days adjacent to my chosen dates, for instance, and the airport selection feature was slightly confusing.
The delegate selection process in Colorado is "confusing, it is complicated, it is archaic," said Ryan Call, a former Colorado GOP chairman.
