Sentence examples for reported confused from inspiring English sources
However, previous studies reported confused risk factors for catheter-related Candida bloodstream infection (CRCBSI).
2. Lay users reported confused when using a more complex scale.
First, the phrase "Mueller report" confuses this particular discussion.
For the past few weeks there has been some confusion about the fate of both religious leaders, as intelligence reports confused one bishop with an aide who was killed by the abductors, and surveillance implied that only one bishop was left.
The separate report confused the picture by showing a clear benefit.
The department was concerned that the framing of the report confused two issues – the world heritage status of the sites and risks arising from climate change and tourism.
The environment department spokesperson told Guardian Australia: "The department was concerned that the framing of the report confused two issues – the world heritage status of the sites and risks arising from climate change and tourism".
The agency responded that its hospitals and community-based adolescent health centers provided easy access to emergency contraception, and said that Ms. Gotbaum's report confused "teen" health clinics, which provide basic pediatric care, with adolescent health centers, where reproductive and adolescent medicine is practiced.
Many print reporters today strive to become TV talking-heads and end up giving their own opinions on the issues they write about and leaving people who read their reports confused about what is opinion and what is fact.
I am forced to conclude that the distinction between competent reporting and confused reporting rests with whether the reporter read the available documentation, or if their first order of concern was channelling Dick Cheney.
Local doctors have publicly spoken out against the company for potentially recruiting vulnerable people in the area, particularly given its close proximity to a day centre, and participants have reported being confused by the nature of the contracts.
