Sentence examples for may confuse the from inspiring English sources
Incidentalomas may confuse the physician and patient.
Interrupting another speaker may confuse the voice activation.
Are Californians concerned that people may confuse the two capitals?
Other conditions may confuse the diagnosis of pregnancy.
Home treatments may confuse the diagnosis by creating or masking symptoms.
Where the afternoon sun is low, sunlight reflected off the bat may confuse the heat sensors.
Many use normalized or floating scales that may confuse the user by generating ambiguous, noisy, or varying information.
It may confuse the shadow of a tree for the edge of the road, or reflected headlights for lane markers.
"People may confuse the difficulty of imagining personal change with the unlikelihood of change itself," the authors wrote in Science.
Children who cannot hear these rapid transitions may confuse the sounds.In listening and speaking, Dr Tallal and Dr Merzenich argue, dyslexics learn to compensate for their hearing problem.
But the lights are powered by batteries that must be changed nightly, and the mass of lights may "confuse the hell out of everybody," according to one aviator.
