Sentence examples for ambiguity implied from inspiring English sources

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With respect to several robustness studies, however, the ambiguity implied by the predictors' non-uniqueness is significant, in particular for the leave-one-out and in-space placebo studies.

In many cases, ambiguity implies that there are competing haphazard interpretations based not only on diverging perspectives and differing interests (the usual reasons for dissent) but – on a deeper level – on the lack of applicable concepts and terms.

One feature in the informants' descriptions is duality and ambiguity, implying both negative and positive dimensions.

At a minimum, Obama seemed alive to the moral and legal ambiguities implied by the issue.

But "muddlement," in many ways, is a more original word than "ambiguity," and implies confusion and not being sure the way something can be interpreted, not just in alternative ways but in many ways.

I love the ambiguity and loosely implied sexual tension.

The worry is that the ambiguity of 'species' implied by pluralism leads to semantic confusion [ 137].

One official said that Mr. Hussein had implied that ambiguity over whether his government possessed illegal weapons "would keep the neighbors at bay, while the U.S. would be hung up in interminable debate at the U.N".

In Lagrange's notation, the derivative with respect to of a function is denoted (read as "f prime of x") or (read as "f prime x of x"), in case of ambiguity of the variable implied by the derivation.

She is, she declares, a "time being," with all the ambiguity that phrase implies.