Sentence examples for makes no confusion from inspiring English sources

To simplify notations, we write p ( n, ω ) instead of P n [ ω ( n ) | ω − ∞ n − 1 ] whenever it makes no confusion.

In contrast to the male-male competition hypothesis, however, the paternity confusion hypothesis makes no predictions about females trying to increase the quality of partners or sperm.

Given this apocalyptic confusion, I make no apology for the fact that I haven't yet worked out what I think about everything that happened.

Yet keeping his minister in place also makes for confusion in French economic policy.

(That the music in the film includes numerous songs such as Billy Preston's "Slaughter" that actually came out well after the story concludes also makes for confusion).

This makes for much confusion.

The sum of these lower reverberation echoes sometimes makes a strong confusion with targets.

Even in rare instances when extrapontine lesions are not accompanied by pontine lesions [ 31, 64], the lack of lymphocytic infiltrates in CPM lesions makes confusion with early MS unlikely.

"We and others will continue to double down on education to make sure there's no confusion.

To make sure there is no confusion, next section 102 defined non-US universities.

Children who have been given the vaccine are marked behind the ears with indelible ink to make sure there is no confusion.