Sentence examples for added ambiguity from inspiring English sources

He added ambiguity to the lyrics to "facilitate" ideas for the listeners.

The number of validations within one category and the validation rate within each category do not always have a clear and consistent relationship to the truth of the finding in question, and we propose that at this point they should not be folded into the rubric because of added ambiguity.

However, this week's ISM Manufacturing Index was actually stronger than expected (54.8 versus 53.0 consensus estimate), adding ambiguity to the story.

This is achieved by adding ambiguity that increases support (no. of unrelated proteins) for the motif.

Each fixed motif is considered in turn as a seed for adding ambiguity in terms of degenerate non-wildcard positions and/or flexible wildcard lengths (Figure 3).

Moreover, it is now apparent that all previous published data relying on the inoculation of various NB seeding factors from the specimens being tested (protein homogenates, serum factors) could further modulate the inhibition parameters exemplified here, adding ambiguity to any interpretation concerning the origin of NB.

Under identical VBF settings, SE-MPM at 970 nm achieved similar signal intensity as ME-MPM but showed increased cross-excitation and false-positive bleed-through in the emission channels, thereby adding ambiguity to the final image.

The phylogenies found after the analyses of IGS (Supplemental Figure S1) and cox1 (Supplemental Figure S2) did not improve the picture drawn from ITS, benA, and rpb2 trees but instead added some ambiguities which could be attributed mainly to the limited number of species examined since this may inhibit the good resolution of the species phylogenetic relationships.

"Do I deliberately add moral ambiguity?

This tendency to add complexity, ambiguity, and doubt is a troubling feature of Pinker's rules.

Ca cuong is widely believed to be an aphrodisiac, adding further ambiguity to the proverb.