Sentence examples for This term is ambiguous from inspiring English sources

However, this term is ambiguous as it usually corresponds to many haplotypes, and thus to many maternal lineages sensu stricto.

Whether or not the term is ambiguous lexically depends a great deal on which theory of the inchoative turns out to be right.

However, this last term is ambiguous as several authors use it only for conditional maximum likelihood estimation [ 5] that we do not consider in this paper.

This Court has held that when a statutory term is ambiguous or undefined, a court construing the statute should defer to a reasonable interpretation of that term proffered by the agency entrusted with administering the statute.

Gregory also claimed to be related to 13 bishops of Tours and to many senators (though the latter term is ambiguous).

The term is ambiguous, but it is clear that a "reason" is the cognitive product of any of these three faculties; it is also clear that "reason" is some spiritual form.

The reason is that the biological meaning of the second term is ambiguous.

We agree with the discussion by Katz that such a term is ambiguous and does little to clarify the reason for the consultation for either the internist [ 14].

However, these terms are ambiguous for complex movements or for movements out of an anatomic plane.

But all of these terms are ambiguous, in that they have normative (or "moral") and non-normative (e.g., "predictive") uses.

Even though these terms are ambiguous, we mostly have a clear idea of what we are talking about when we say "developing countries".