Sentence examples for low confusion from inspiring English sources

As shown in Table 15, messages that received more positive comments about design and layout were more likely to have high noticeability (p = 0.55) and importance (p = 0.57) ratings and low confusion and annoyance ratings.

The clusters extracted by SC_CONN have relatively low confusion: for examplefor Zone1, religible(i) > 0.7 (eligible) or religible(i <0.3 (ineligible) whereas other methods have a few clusters within 0.6 > religible(i) > 0.4.

Chinese shares fell 5% to a three-month low after confusion about the direction of the Chinese currency caused wild gyrations on Asian stock markets.

The magnitude of change from pre- to post course on this quiz item was relatively low, but confusion in answering this question may arise from the semantics involved with the word fact.

NPT students also more often than PT students mentioned low confidence, confusion, and anxiety in front of patients.

Once the ring of self-­evident brilliance has faded from each opening sentence, it's replaced by a low hum of confusion.

Many readers recognized that the man's confusion, low blood pressure and involuntary movements were side effects of Thorazine, the drug given to treat the patient's hiccups.

There was a telling moment at last week's women's rights forum in Brazil when, in a rallying call, one of the speakers called out: "What do we want?" The reply was a low mumble of confusion.

John Greene, an American psychologist in Dessau, said, "There's confusion, low self-esteem, and some people here get an urge to declare they are not weak, not insecure, by kicking a black man in the head".

Only low education predicts confusion about whether the sun or earth is the center of rotation.

Conor Coady almost teed up a Terriers goal after the break when his low cross caused confusion, while Gerrard headed wide from close range.