The phrase "ambiguity relative" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in discussions about the nature of ambiguity in relation to context or perspective, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "The concept of ambiguity relative to cultural interpretations can lead to misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "contextual ambiguity" or "relative ambiguity".
Recent studies have highlighted the relative ambiguity of experienced EEG experts20,28.
The new methodology also addresses the ambiguity surrounding the relative importance of objectives.
So it just suggests that preschoolers can use information about the base rate of candidate causes to distinguish the relative ambiguity of evidence.
How are Fodor and Sag supposed to generate readings like that, given only a referential/quantificational ambiguity and no relative scope relations?
These diagrams can be used to determine the extent to which the matrix is diagnostic of 1D, 2D or 3D geological structure as well as determining a strike direction (with (90^circ) ambiguity) and a relative amplitude change.
Despite the ambiguity regarding the relative contribution of genetic diversity effects and indirect, genetic benefits, most studies and reviews of polyandry attribute the observed benefits of polyandry to indirect genetic benefits [5], [6], [44], [49], [50].
However, in the first structure of full-length Ffh from the bacteria Thermus aquaticus reported from our laboratory, [18], the GM-linker was only partially ordered and because there were three molecules in the asymmetric unit, there was an ambiguity regarding the relative orientation between the NG catalytic core and the M domain.
Despite identification of disease-linked mutations, the diversity of processes involved and the ambiguity of their relative importance in ALS pathogenesis still represent a major impediment to disease models as a basis for effective therapies.
It is widely acknowledged that the most potent physiological FXR agonist is CDCA, but there has been some ambiguity regarding the relative potency of CA as an FXR agonist (21, 25, 31, 40).
Although perceivers do make assumptions about other minds even under conditions of relative ambiguity (Gilbert 1998), it is unlikely that they do so using the kind of rule-based processes that can be brought to bear more fruitfully for inferences of greater certainty.
