Sentence examples for confusing topics from inspiring English sources
When duplicate or confusing topics arose, curators were told to "inject" a more accurate Topic term.
This review focuses on several points of interest, including some controversial or confusing topics being faced by clinicians together with emerging or innovative concepts and techniques, according to the state of the art and the published literature as of 2013.
This review focuses on the most controversial and confusing topics being faced by clinicians today, and emerging or innovative concepts and techniques regarding the use of surfactant therapy in respiratory management.
During this time, people can ask for clarification about confusing topics of discussion, offer their own adjunct opinions, suggest topics for future meetings, and make other comments.
Whether it's finding professionals to help you understand your options, or researching information online, there are a myriad of resources available to help families initiate this sensitive, and, oftentimes, confusing topic.
Don't confuse the topic with the theme.
Not surprisingly, patterns of inheritance was found to be the second most-confusing topic for these high school students.
He confuses the topic a little by first claiming that the original intention of the constitution's ratifiers cannot really be expected to resolve the ambiguous relationship between Congress and the president when it comes to foreign affairs.
Many of you were upset that I "confused the topic" by introducing the gender question with the words "wishes she were a boy," but those are Gretchen's words.
Rather than letting a failed recrystallization confuse this topic for them, I would reason with students about how volume, temperature, or solvent might have prevented their recrystallization, invoking the same principles of solubility that would have explained a positive result.
