Sentence examples for provide confusing from inspiring English sources

Since full facial images provide confusing and redundant information for identifying facial expressions, this study proposes an effective Gabor feature selection based on an entropy criterion.

Thus, experiments in which commensals are eliminated would provide confusing results with respect to growth, reproductive development, and longevity.

But the information provided was confusing, vague, and open ended.

In the field where its claims are clearest in epistemology, or theory of knowledge rationalism holds that at least some human knowledge is gained through a priori (prior to experience), or rational, insight as distinct from sense experience, which too often provides a confused and merely tentative approach.

Most reviews have not distinguished between different control-group designs and therefore have provided a confused picture regarding absolute and relative treatment efficacy.

The survey instrument was pre-tested with seven 10-year olds who were prompted to provide feedback on confusing questions.

[N] I feel that I am uninformed about the change in regulation and find the information that is provided to be confusing.

[H] Others felt poorly informed about the regulatory changes, and had difficulty understanding how it would affect them: I feel that I am uninformed about the change in regulation and find the information that is provided to be confusing.

For people who are interested in simple, straightforward operation, a point-and-shoot camera will provide excellent performance without confusing settings or incomprehensible functions.

Mr. Kettunen said his Web site was created to provide support to those confused about their belief.

Accounts of actual events provide verisimilitude but can confuse trainees who focus too much on the details and, as a consequence, lose sight of the underlying negotiation dynamics.