cause of confusion

Another cause of confusion is the different naming conventions in use.

To leave things as they are at present, with 15 competing national jurisdictions, will be a cause of confusion and future problems.

This usage difference is often a cause of confusion when companies of both countries work together.

One particular cause of confusion may have been the number of servants on both sides.

The number of the assailants was a cause of confusion.

Taiwanese are frustrated by the political rivalry which is the cause of confusion both inside and outside Taiwan.

This can be a cause of confusion.

In combat, the biggest cause of confusion among Finnish soldiers were Soviet tanks.

Cable Terminology A common cause of confusion for shoppers is the term cable-ready.

Other causes of confusion or decreased alertness can include:

The lack of information about women and heart disease has been a cause of confusion for physicians and scientists interested in preventive health.

He added that "the candidacy of a bishop would be a cause of confusion and division among the faithful, an offense to the laity."

This process can be a cause of confusion to new medlar consumers, as a softened fruit can give the appearance that it has spoiled.

The density of precious metals could conceivably be based on Troy ounces and pounds, a possible cause of confusion.

HCV-induced liver dysfunction often leads to Hepatic encephalopathy, a cause of confusion.

Black WC: Overdiagnosis: An underrecognized cause of confusion and harm in cancer screening.

The biggest cause of confusion this year was the inaccuracy of the Election Night returns provided through The Associated Press.

Fulminant colitis is a common cause of confusion, even in colectomy specimens, because of discontinuous and transmural inflammation.

Another potential cause of confusion with build-it-yourself component systems is the interface between component DVD players and home theater receivers.

While JavaScript scoping is simple - lexical, function-level - the associated initialization and name resolution rules are a cause of confusion.

The modern word guitar, and its antecedents, have been applied to a wide variety of cordophones since ancient times and as such is the cause of confusion.

Because of his views and actions, as interpreted by some of his superiors, he was the cause of confusion among Piarists, while he himself felt misunderstood.

This is a common cause of confusion among users that see those amounts reported inconsistently, especially as capacities become bigger and bigger and the absolute error increases.

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A further cause of confusion is the well-known painting of the race by Terence Cuneo which features the Gurney Nutting bodied car.