Sentence examples for population confusion from inspiring English sources
The population confusion is part of a larger battle that works its way into any discussion of the census, voting rights and more, said David Murray of the Statistical Assessment Service, which is affiliated with the Center for Media and Public Affairs in Washington.
Students currently receiving special education services constitutes 13percentt of the total school age population; Devos' confusion and ignorance around IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Act) is bewildering, considering it's a federal mandate.
Moreover, all known clinical prognostic factors [ 6] were collected for the study population, thus minimizing confusion bias.
This suggests that risk communication efforts worked reasonably well for the affected population, but caused confusion in other parts of the state.
The existence of two different classification criteria sets for SS that select different patient populations may cause confusion [ 25, 26].
The Gerardi murder, staged to resemble a domestic crime, plunged the country's population into years of confusion over what had actually occurred.
This discrepancy was resolved by revision of Hubble's original estimate for H0, which was about an order of magnitude too large owing to confusion between Population I and II variable stars and between H II regions and bright stars.
The following examples demonstrate how, from the perspective of genetic research done in Asia, the inappropriate use of population descriptors could cause confusion and social controversies.
These expectations, misinformed by associations of disease with dead bodies, can create fear and panic in the affected population and lead to confusion in the media and elsewhere.
The continued discussion about the reliability of A1C in dialysis populations has generated much confusion among both physicians and patients.
Therefore, our data do not indicate large-scale migration of females from one subspecies to another or confusion of populations by human-induced translocation of females.
