Sentence examples for introduction confusion from inspiring English sources

Introduction: Confusion assessment method (CAM-ICU) is routinely used for delirium screening in ICU.

To explore nurses' experiences and perceptions of delirium, managing delirious patients, and screening for delirium, five years after introduction of the Confusion Assessment Method for Intensive Care into standard practice.

We had given too much emphasis to PI3P in the Introduction, causing this confusion; therefore, we've now de-emphasized the recognition between the Vam7p PX domain and PI(3 P in the Introduction, as we and others have published extensively about this.

He warned that there had been a "measure of confusion" over the introduction of the Government's new diplomas.

There is good news and bad news for long-suffering students on AS-level courses as the confusion surrounding their introduction subsides.

Mr. Hawley said he did not expect that the new laptops would create undue confusion after their introduction, since security officers would be well informed about them.

The survey figures show that consumers risk being misled in the confusion of the introduction of the policy, with 16 per cent wrongly believing that the 5p charge is a tax collected by the Government.

The young scientists believe that it is unclear whether accreditation, as carried out by service agencies appointed by the accreditation council, has so far led to more clarity or more confusion following the introduction of bachelor's and master's degrees to Germany.

We have altered the introduction to both eliminate any confusion over the credit for this model and acknowledge that other models for the origin of the genetic system have been proposed.

They're those shapeless, vague introductions that leave me drunk with confusion and heavy with pointless activity.

The confusion has grown with the introduction of products advertised as alternatives to medical procedures like Botox or collagen injections and eye lifts.