Sentence examples for similar a confusing from inspiring English sources
While intuitively sequence number should be related to initial biomass, and in some cases is similar, a confusing array of factors come into play which are specific to both the prey and predator, the combination of prey in the diet and the technological steps taken during analysis.
And yes, the names are ridiculously similar an confusing.
These points, which may occur because of operator reading faults or other similar factors, may have a confusing effect on the total interpretation of the results.
In this case, a version of long-branch attraction or similar artefact has resulted in a confusing situation in which C. elegans FAX-1 and insect Hr83 both have been assigned NR2E5 even though FAX-1 is clearly more similar to insect NR2E3 and C. elegans NHR-239 is more similar to Hr83.
Armillaria gallica has had a confusing taxonomy, due in part to historical difficulties encountered in distinguishing between similar Armillaria species.
Dull olive-green, hard to see high in the branches, the willow warbler is by no means as prominent, culturally: it has no place in classical literature or in Shakespeare, as cuckoos, swallows and nightingales all do, because warblers are quite similar and confusing birds, and were not separated out until the end of the eighteenth century.
It's a confusing demurral.
It's a confusing situation.
North is a confusing division.
Gardening is a confusing business.
