During this process, a number of practice recommendations were modified to clarify any perceived ambiguities and subsequently rescored.
In a memo, prosecutors said Sandusky is an "unrepentant manipulator who used the perceived ambiguity surrounding 'medical' marijuana to exploit a business opportunity for himself".
This study was designed to examine the influence of two personality variables (negative affectivity [NA] and positive affectivity [PA]) and three work-related stressors (interpersonal conflict, workload, and perceived ambiguity) on a multi-dimensional measure of sleep quality (going to bed, falling asleep, maintaining sleep, reinitiating sleep, and waking up).
It also touches upon the perceived ambiguity whether cisgenic approaches should be a patentable practice, thereby questioning the criteria of the 'inventive step'.
For later commentators, this perceived ambiguity is what gives the paintings power.
Most white-collar misbehaviors occur due to the perceived ambiguity in the environmental signals and cues.
Second, the uniform use of 'exercise and sport sciences' nomenclature was introduced into definitions and examples to help overcome instances of perceived ambiguity.
Social cues afforded by conversational avatars allow consumers to form social and psychological impressions of the technologically-mediated agent, thus reducing the perceived ambiguity regarding the intentions and expected behaviours of the medium and the e-tailer.
Consumers accustomed to the term organic may shy away from Ecocert wines if there's perceived ambiguity about the term.
Workflow styles, concerns about validity of guidelines, cycle times and perceived ambiguity of risk were issues identified.
However, some data suggest the need to consider how factors, such as perceived ambiguity of cancer screening guidelines, might affect health attitudes (worry, fear, and anxiety) after risk information is presented [ 29].
