Sentence examples for partially confused from inspiring English sources
The vowels of a and o quality, both short and long, remain distinct, whereas they are completely or partially confused in Hittite, Indo-Iranian, Baltic, Slavic, and Germanic.
In addition, the phoneme /s/ is partially confused with the phoneme /t/.
He was restless and confused, only partially collaborative, able to answer just simple questions and presenting left hypostenia, mild left hypoestesia and left hyporeflexia.
I believe it's at least partially because we're confused about the relationship between work and rest.
During the night, the British pursuers were confused by a the overcast sky, which helped Hautpoult to partially obscure herself among the lights from shore.
There is significant continuingprogress, partially masked by confusing the different versions of the NBP.
There is significant continuing progress, partially masked by confusing the different versions of the NBP.
The utility of such localization prediction is dependent upon the availability of accurate N-terminal sequence, which can be somewhat problematic if the method predicts the start codons correctly, but can lead to leader sequences being missing or partially included, thereby confusing the algorithms depending on them [ 3].
Though they might be partially reassured, yet still somewhat confused, when she follows it with a "Doesn't matter, what I have to say I have to say to both of you, anyway... " And then guides them out of the completely unpopulated room.....
In our experience, a major source of error during ONSD measurement is the linear hypoechoic artifact frequently seen posterior to the globe that might be confused with, or partially overlapping, the actual optic nerve sheath.
