Sentence examples for I ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Reasons for consistent misclassification of strains are: (i) ambiguous or wrong phenotype, (ii) noisy ~omics data, and/or (iii) these strains could belong to a minority phenotype (see Methods).

I say friendly, I mean ambiguous.

Having said that, one of the questions that constantly challenges me is how literal I should make the work versus how much I leave ambiguous or suggestive.

In the interpretative CBM sessions (CBM-I), single ambiguous cue-words that permit a negative and benign interpretation (eg, HIT) will first appear in the top half of the screen for 1 s.

I've always favored anything that creates a more accurate, or should I say, ambiguous picture of things.

So I am ambiguous about it.

Claim (I) is ambiguous.

Due to Unigene Id being less ambiguous than EntrezGene Id, we used Unigene Id for the identification of genes.

For all the threats and braggadocio, their message sounds troubled and ambiguous: "I'm so sorry I'm so obnoxious," runs the chorus of Momma I'm So Sorry, "my only accomplice is my conscience".

Software architectures can be modeled using semantically informal (i.e., ambiguous) or formal (i.e., mathematically precise) software modeling notations.

A question arises, however, once one realizes that the statements of primitive propositions and theorems in PM such as *10·1 are taken to be 'typically ambiguous' (i.e., ambiguous with respect to type).