They complained that Albee's post-"Woolf" work was vague, out of focus, or confused — variations on themes that should have grown stale for Albee (as they had for his audience).
In this respect, the situation is confusing because variations that may be as large as two orders of magnitude have been reported for the yield of the formation of 8-oxo-7,8-dihydroguanine (8-oxoGua) in similar DNA samples.
Of relevance to obviating unintended interactions between experimental factors, which might produce confusing or obfuscating variation within the data, mice were housed in genotype-, and-, andiet-specificicageses.
Comparisons might be further confused by variations occurring over time and between geographical regions and cultures.
This variation confused the early naturalists who described the white-backed and blue-backed species.
The situation is further confused by the variation in threshold values used in defining cases regardless of the criteria used.
The hundreds of variations may be confusing, however, and our text explains the key commonalities and differences between popular device families.
In such a case, the differences in gene expression profiles will be confused with individual variations because we did not classify the trees according to their strategy but according to their phenotype.
Here's the core of his argument: Medieval lettering is notoriously fickle: individual letter variations, styles and combinations are confusing at the best of times.
However, the results of these studies are confusing rather than conclusive, and show strong racial and regional variations [11], [13], [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20].
