Asked about a welter of unattributed reports in Pakistan that Mr. bin Laden had been moving from hideout to hideout in Afghanistan, Mullah Zaeef offered one the Taliban's most ambiguous formulations.
There have been a few instances of successful challenges to these provisions, based on ambiguous formulations or, even more infrequently, a finding that a board's fiduciary duties require that the provisions be waived under the particular circumstances.
While 11 guidelines designed differentiated clinical outcomes as therapeutic goals in asymptomatic patients (e.g. improvement in prognosis and hospitalization), three guidelines ranked evidence-level highest for a mortality reduction in this subpopulation, and two guidelines used ambiguous formulations.
High percentages of missing values on specific items might even indicate that an item is not relevant for the study population, perhaps pointing to ambiguous formulations and hampering the validity of the instruments [ 17, 49].
"That's revolutionary in a lactating cow, because all of a sudden we're removing ambiguous terms in diet formulation and feed descriptions," said professor of animal science Michael Van Amburgh, Ph.D. ′96.
However, this formulation is ambiguous between a reductive and a non-reductive claim (though the term 'representationalism' is most often used for the reductive claim).
A special attention was dedicated to the analysis of those colors for which the formulation was ambiguous or not specified by the manufacturers, such as dragons' blood and most of the alizarin-based pigments.
On closer inspection, however, our ease may evaporate, for both of these formulations are ambiguous, at least according to some ways of thinking about the law.
He shows, for example, how 'Some donkey every man sees' is ambiguous, suggesting the two formulations 'Some donkey every man sees' and 'Every man sees some donkey' to bring out what we would now explain in terms of the different scope of the two quantifiers 'some' and 'every' (cf. SD, Tr. 9, ch. 3, seventh sophism and reply).
This formulation, often left ambiguous by the courts, could then be set at the state level permitting greater variation in the evidence provided by the individual's treating physician, which was generally thought to increase the likelihood of acceptance.
