Sentence examples for predicting confusion from inspiring English sources

A positive urine culture was only significant in the model predicting confusion, OR 0.15 (0.033-0.68; p = 0.014).

Whatever the cause, Mr Cohen predicts confusion ahead.

Over coffee and doughnuts after the 8 30 a.m. service, Anthony Radzikowski predicted "confusion".

Only low education predicts confusion about whether the sun or earth is the center of rotation.

But the Better Together campaign predicts confusion in the case of independence.

And the Communities and Local Government Committee has predicted confusion over the rule changes and an increase in disputes between neighbours.

Testimony included support from a retired teacher who said the time change is hard on students to oppositional testimony from representatives of the state ski industry and who predicted confusion and problems if Senate Bill 64 were to pass, The Denver Post reports.

We wondered also whether this possible effect is lateralized, i.e. whether one hemisphere is more responsible than the other in the predicted confusion of notes with similar names.

To exclude pain intensity, which is a predicted confusion-factor, we used an ANCOVA to control the pain index, after testing for the non-heterogeneity of the variance with a Levene's test.

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

Assuming that memories are multiply encoded, interference theory need not predict utter confusion in remembering.