Sentence examples for existing confusion from inspiring English sources

Pulsation effect on heat transfer in laminar incompressible flow, which led to contradictory results in previous studies, is theoretically investigated in this work starting from basic principles in an attempt to eliminate existing confusion at various levels.

In reality, such a law, modelled - as was Lord Joffe's proposal - on Oregon's 1997 Death with Dignity Act, would be much more likely to increase the protection of terminally ill people, by ending the existing confusion whereby some patients receive lethal doses of morphine from doctors, outside the law, while others do not.

"I decided to research archive material rather than gather more oral testimony because that is where the existing confusion comes from – with so many supposed witnesses inventing things," explained Caballero, who has published his results in a Spanish book called The Last 13 Hours of García Lorca.

The failure of the industry to come together with the administration and public health groups will only add to the existing confusion about what we should be eating". For instance, under the industry's program, foodmakers can promote protein on the front of packaging, even though protein consumption is not a problem in the American diet - most people eat about twice as much as they need each day.

The regulatory changes added to the existing confusion in the sector after the AP crisis, causing many banks to move out of the industry and withdraw funding.

This is unrelated to the Freeview labelling endorsed by the major commercial and public broadcasters and may add to existing confusion between Freeview and Digital TV.

That said, many of these reviews are dated and have also added to the already pre-existing confusion regarding terminology, protocols, energy levels and treatment parameters.

The measure was published in a local newspaper along with existing ones, causing confusion.

We believe, however, that the failure to make this distinction has contributed substantially to the present state of conceptual confusion existing in this area of the law.

Their documentation will often discuss existing or potential confusion over identities and explain why they have concluded that Hermann Hertz of one record is not Hermann Hertz of another.

This paper presents a discussion on two measurement models (RM and FM) and fills the gap underlying the existing research, diminishing confusion about choosing measurement models and offering more scientific proof for the mechanisms of face.