Sometimes the seemingly simplest calls may cause confusion.
In the United States, too, this week's news may cause confusion.
Because inconsistency between these two methods may cause confusion in clinical practice, this study was designed to quantify their differences.
So where Google's maps show borders or place names that deviate from official usage or stray into international disputes, they may cause confusion, offense or worse.
"We feel that's an unfortunate use that may cause confusion in the marketplace, but that's not something we can control or do anything about," said M. Stuart Lynn, president and chief executive of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, which oversees the Internet's address system.
Noting that it was not consulted before the military made its statement, Mr. Morsi's office asserted that "some of its phrases have connotations that may cause confusion in the complicated national scene" and suggested that it "deepens the division between the people" and "may threaten the social peace no matter what the motivation".
This may cause confusion and/or mild crashing.
The concept of unlimited PTO may cause confusion and discomfort.
But this usage is uncommon, and may cause confusion.
However, if the SR functions of HDTVs are not based on researchers' understanding, they may cause confusion not only among researches but also among consumers.
However, newer definitions may cause confusion instead of enabling an accurate classification of WMHs that are observed incidently on brain MRI scans.
