Sentence examples for ambiguous associations from inspiring English sources

It announces itself as inspired by the title's various meanings: "stupid" — "drugs" — "cool": a laidback triple whammy of ambiguous associations.

"My aim was to show my favorite statues as objects, which arouse ambiguous associations," writes the artist.

To assess if the ambiguous associations between prostate cancer risk and height, smoking and alcohol consumption are due to hidden SNP-environment interactions, we conducted a joint test of the environmental main effect and the SNP-environment interaction effect.

Also, if we intersect all regions obtained with the different methods, we find 11 stable "cores" that are always separated from each other by "peripheral" regions that lie at the boundaries and have somewhat ambiguous associations (Fig. 3).

The effort to characterize the behavioral effects of genetic polymorphisms has produced a massive web of ambiguous associations and linkages [ 1- 3].

Based on theoretical interest in the relationship between craving and affect [ 21, 22, 49], positive and negative affect was concurrently assessed throughout the study, but given ambiguous associations in previous studies [e.g., [ 49]], no directional predictions were made.

Actual intelligence scenarios are typically much more complex yielding much more ambiguous association networks and requiring more sophisticated analysis techniques beyond the scope of this paper.

Such a collection of evidence highlights a generally ambiguous association between respective stroke dynamics and joint strength measures, though further associations between fatigue in these various musculoskeletal movement patterns and reduced stroke perfomance are required.

A biochemically meaningful interpretation of the eigenvectors was found through the use basis rotation methods[ 20], which are able to minimize the ambiguous association between metabolic reactions and eigenvectors in an information-preserving manner.

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].

Previous studies have found ambiguous association between macrophage influx and melanoma prognosis, and our study too suggests no significant link between CD163+ macrophage numbers and prognostic outcome (Supplementary Table S3).