Other contenders or voters can contest a candidate's signatures for reasons ranging from an ambiguous address to a canvasser who is not registered in the candidate's party.
MEGAN addresses ambiguous matches by assigning reads that have multiple possible assignments to several species, to the taxonomic group containing all these species, or else their lowest common ancestor (LCA).
We discuss the potential utility of FTT tasks and process models, proposing testable hypotheses that address ambiguous or conflicting results in the current literature.
This is intended to address ambiguous queries, with Microsoft offering the example of the query "temple", which might refer to a London tube station, a religious building or a university in the US.
To address ambiguous association with health status, there is a tendency for health outcome researchers to opt for disease specific instrumentation with a heavy focus on the assessment of clinical symptoms, functional status, and general health states [ 7].
When no other place name could be found in the context of an ambiguous toponym, the authors addressed the ambiguity by querying the GeoNames API that returned the possible locations sorted by relevance.
Because uniqueness of a scoped address is guaranteed only within a corresponding zone [SCOPEARCH], the semantics for a scoped address is ambiguous on a zone boundary.
The reason you pursue collaborative ventures in the first place is because you need to address an ambiguous, highly visible, boundary-crossing issue for which responsibility and control is spread evenly across many people.
Learning to embed in, interface with, and understand diverse technical environments is a key aspect of the experience, as is acquiring the ability to grasp and address an ambiguous problem in biomedicine.
And Mr. Kerry did not address the ambiguous outcomes after the uprisings of the Arab Spring or the situation in Afghanistan, where the United States is leaving behind a country in chaos — saying only, "our heroes there are coming home".
