"These regions of various experiments doing various things all move around a bit, depending on who's doing it and how - there's some subjectivity in this," Dr Hooper told BBC News, adding that any ambiguities should be cleared up as each experiment gathers more data.
If there is a danger of ambiguity, it can be cleared up in a colloquy on the Senate floor by Senators McCain and Feingold.
In January 2010, the Supreme Court ruling in the Citizens United case cleared up any ambiguity: it permitted unlimited donations to all outside expenditure organizations, which could advertise right up to the day of the election, as long as they didn't communicate directly with the official campaign.
That cleared up the ambiguity of the subtext and made me an instant fan!
Afterthe Hague conference failed in October 1991, the Badinter commission eventually cleared up this ambiguity.
These experiments cleared up the ambiguity of the column experiments.
"At a minimum, the Supreme Court has cleared up certain ambiguities about what conduct can and cannot constitute a crime.
Ideal language, in analytic philosophy, a language that is precise, free of ambiguity, and clear in structure, on the model of symbolic logic, as contrasted with ordinary language, which is vague, misleading, and sometimes contradictory.
That ambiguity was clear as Ms. Smith stood in front of her collage "Vanity Fair," a photograph of women's legs in seductive high-heels embellished with 1940's fashion jewelry.
Séralini, et al. [3] resolves earlier ambiguity, making clear that their research was carried out according to GLP in a GLP accredited laboratory.
