Sentence examples for confusing structure of from inspiring English sources

Many committee members acknowledged being lost in the forest of acronyms and the confusing structure of the grid in a deregulated environment.

Strava has long been criticized for the confusing structure of its privacy settings — though it's hardly alone on that front where technology services are concerned — and for how, as a consequence, its service can leak personal data without users realizing.

SANA, Yemen — President Ali Abdullah Saleh returned to Yemen on Saturday night, days after he signed an agreement in Saudi Arabia yielding his powers to his deputy and amid increasingly confusing signals about the structure of the country's leadership.

Those eukaryotic organelles are not to be confused with the locomotory structure of prokaryotes, which is a minute organelle composed of flagellin, not tubulin, as in eukaryotes.

Consequently, a tomographic reconstruction from image series acquired with high dose rates will include uncontrolled time averages of a dynamic situation that can be confused with the genuine structure of nanocrystals.

The structure of the service confused me, and the intensity associated with staying on task gave me the perfect excuse to keep quiet.

In addition, congestion was slightly more visible in CDDP group than in control group, and the structure of hepatic lobule confused (Fig.  1b).

However, the larger scale structure of the manuscript is confusing.

All three reviewers found the structure of the manuscript very confusing.

[Editors' note: the author responses to the previous round of peer review follow.] All three reviewers found the structure of the manuscript very confusing.

Many, including the critics, found the show's structure confusing.