The phrase "ambiguity whether" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express uncertainty about a particular situation or decision, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "There is ambiguity whether the meeting will take place as scheduled."
Alternatives: "uncertainty about" or "lack of clarity regarding".
Speakers reliably produced disambiguating cues to syntactic ambiguity whether the situation was ambiguous or not.
If values are incommensurable in this first sense, there is no ambiguity whether the realization of one value outranks realization of the other.
It also touches upon the perceived ambiguity whether cisgenic approaches should be a patentable practice, thereby questioning the criteria of the 'inventive step'.
These analyses produced less robust evidence of gene-breastfeeding interactions (eg p = 0.065 for rs174575) with some ambiguity whether this should be interpreted as the interaction being totally due to confounding or that an attenuated interaction effect was now below the level of detection in the smaller sample.
Current guidelines show some ambiguity whether treatment target should be controlled or partly controlled [ 6].
It is worthy of note that there was ambiguity whether the reduced cell growth rate resulted from cell death or non-proliferating.
They will take such advantages as can be taken from ambiguities, whether of witnesses or constitutional advantage or Magna Carta.
6) There are some ambiguities whether the two ganglion cells that are said to project exclusively to AF7 only project there or if they also project to other AFs.
George W. Bush's intentional ambiguity about whether he's being intentionally ambiguous represents a subtlety of thought I hadn't expected from him.
However, there is some ambiguity about whether children's interests are "themselves goals, whether children create their own goals through their interests, and if so, what those goals are" (Wood, 2007, p. 124).
"Whereas Brand X found statutory ambiguity on whether ISPs are telecommunications providers, the decision found no statutory ambiguity on whether the FCC gets to answer that question," he writes (emphasis mine).
