Sentence examples for term confusion from inspiring English sources

"But economists talk about noncognitive skills, and neuroscientists talk about executive function and sometimes self-regulation". So there's term confusion — a lot of sameness using different words and a lot of differentness using the same words.

In the short term, confusion will reign; in the long term, investors will benefit, particularly if they focus on value and the enhancements that added liquidity bring.

The MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) thesaurus defines the term 'Confusion' to include delirium, confusional state, disorientation and post-ictal confusion.

Furthermore diagnostic uncertainty is reflected by the widespread use of the unhelpful lay term "confusion"; a term which can be either a symptom or a diagnosis, as well as by the failure to consistently use standardized screening instruments in daily practice [ 17].

In a democracy you can always set short-term confusion against long-term strength, just as you can set long-term strength against short-term confusion.

This tends to lead to some short-term confusion, but pays off in terms of an increase in corporate performance.

It is already known that they can cause short-term confusion and raise people's risk of a fall.

They found that short-term confusion, memory loss, and poorer problem solving and information processing are common after bypass surgery, but are usually temporary and reversible.

Mr. Turay said he had already given students a letter saying the notice was a mistake and was not too concerned about long-term confusion.

Last year the expectation was that IAG the merged British Airways and Iberia would buy TAP, though at the moment IAG is busy absorbing BMI, a British rival.Apart from a bit of short-term confusion, for travellers in Europe there seems so far to be little to worry about in this wave of takeovers and closures.

We used the MeSH terms 'Confusion' and 'Causality' to search PubMed.