Sentence examples for potential confusions from inspiring English sources

ICC judges have indicated that their trials would not run simultaneously to avoid "potential confusions", an ICC statement said.

Conventional methods of subjective and objective testing were found to be unsuitable for our aim of predicting potential confusions within a vocabulary.

Further, our considerations, definitions, and discussions on the fundamental defining properties and attacks can help to understand them while avoiding some potential confusions and taking a step forward towards the systematic development of watermarking schemes.

To avoid potential confusions, double counting, as well as ambiguities associated with long genes, we took forward-strand mapped genes found in the UCSC knownGene database, retained genes shorter than 100 kbp, and removed those that were overlapping with other genes in the retained list.

However, health educators do have to consider the potential confusions that can easily occur, for example oral contraception is associated with higher breast cancer risk.

Second, we have excluded those patients harbouring a LS ≥ 40 kPa, in order to avoid potential confusions due to the strong impact that high baseline LS can exert on the outcome.

Citrullination of arginines can easily be confused with deamidation of asparagine or glutamine, and this potential confusion makes correct assignments of citrullinated peptides very important.

The authors even go as far as to note potential confusion in similarly named tools ("Note that SnipViz should not be confused with SNPViz").

Will the potential confusion affect their play and the outcome of the games?

The attack, and its aftermath, highlight potential confusion in areas here where Sunnis have taken it upon themselves to battle other Sunnis.

Christian Porter also promised to address potential confusion created by a government website, which warns the changes will take effect from 1 July.