Since the primary aim of research is to yield generalizable knowledge, some investigators feel that planning to disclose individual results such as incidental genetic findings further confuses the line between clinical care and research, and contributes to therapeutic misconception [ 27].
- Immunization Manager Managers also viewed the reforms on health care facilities as confusing the lines of responsibility.
Recognizing dyslexia can be challenging because the symptoms and level of disability manifest differently from one person to another.[59] In addition, the presence of other disabilities may confuse the issue, blurring the lines between different disabilities and/or the lines between cause and effect.[60].[60]
About two-thirds of bachelor's degree recipients borrow to attend college, but many colleges send out confusing financial aid offers, sometimes blurring the lines between grants and scholarships, which do not have to be repaid, and loans, which do.
The workshop, the commission's first on the subject, will explore whether native ads blur the line between editorial content and advertising to the point where consumers are confused or misled.
It's common to blur the line between pride and confidence, and it's just as common for people to confuse humility with weakness.
The products from Hyphen-Labs' line are strewn about the virtual salon setting, confusing the space between real and imagined futures.
When the lines between UMPC and laptop get blurred, we get confused, angry, agitated, and aroused.
The lines between sections evaporated.
