The lines between each subfield of Health Informatics can be blurred in terms of definition, confusing which subfield a study should fall under; therefore, this paper will be deciding subfield membership by the highest level of data used for research and will be the organizing factor for Sections "1" through 1.
With the first of cycling's three Grand Tours (the three-week slogs around France, Italy and Spain) starting on Friday, it is a relatively straightforward week in terms of the often confusing global cycling calendar.
In many ways it isn't, and trying to explain it in terms of one can confuse matters.
In Zimbabwe and Vulindlela, the initial division and rotation of field teams across intervention communities by intervention component (MVCT, CM and PTSS) was found to be both inefficient in terms of staff transportation and confusing to participants.
People who see the world in terms of doom are often confused with true prophets, whereas they may just be awkwardly generally paranoid.
Meirav Chovav, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, agreed: "What we're hearing from both institutional and individual investors is that everything is confusing in terms of what fits in where".
When moving the slice through the third dimension, and especially when changing slice orientation, the relative poses of subsequent slices can easily become confusing in terms of the overall 3D geometry of the underlying anatomy, reducing the effectiveness and accuracy of diagnosis.
I think the author could improve the paper by revisiting the section where he states "Now imagine that you replace these six sequences …" Stating that the likelihood will change if you change the data seems trivial and, given how models are evaluated in terms of relative differences in likelihood, confusing as to the main point.
If you get confused in terms of what your mission is, you're not going to accomplish the mission, and our mission is to win games, pure and simple.
