Examples of using Is often confused with in English and their translations into Slovenian
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while Kornevin is often confused with Cornerost, which is similar in composition to Heteroauxin.
Copyright is often confused with the right to property,
The seat of arbitration(also known as the place or locale) is one of the most important factors to take into consideration when drafting international arbitration clauses in a contract and is often confused with the venue of the arbitration,
Crowdfunding(or collective funding) is often confused with charity, but the words"donations" and"donors" refer to the perky crowd campaigns of musicians
a disorder which is often confused with Turner syndrome because of several physical features that they have in common.
Voice tick is often confused with a rarely occurring ailment,
because it is little studied and is often confused with hyperactivity and attention deficit syndrome,
Cascade square on medium hair is often confused with a buzz"ladder", but the transition between layers of different length in the case of a cascade is more visible,
because modesty attracts in the early stages, it is often confused with mystery and inaccessibility,
Sumah naked(Rhus glabra)- a species that is often confused with deer-horned sumach,
Since love for ethnic heritage is often confused with racism and xenophobia,
They are often confused with fleas.
These rabbits are often confused with juvenile cottontails since both share a similar appearance.
real strength are often confused with adrenaline kicks and muscle power.
Blueberries are often confused with blueberries, but blueberries are a very different plant.
Lice on the bed and their bites are often confused with other parasites.
Other types of glass are often confused with sea glass,
This species was known among terrarium keepers even before its formal description but was often confused with R. duellmani.
People who do not have sufficient information regarding how these birds look are often confused with young individuals of the listed species.
Stretch marks(Latin striaatrophica) arise from ruptures of the dermis and are often confused with scars, what they really are not,