Sentence examples for ambiguous by from inspiring English sources

Much of Japanese pop design, and kawaii design in particular, is open-ended and ambiguous by nature.

It counseled against Supreme Court intervention in "essentially matters of state law" that are still "unresolved or highly ambiguous" by the time they reach the court.

Tellingly, Cameron's commitment last month that the cuts would cease in 2015 was quickly softened into something more ambiguous by other government figures.

While Japan says that it has made apologies, those have been deemed unsatisfactory and ambiguous by many victims and some of the governments of affected areas.

Turns out that in 1943, at age thirteen, his father was saved from arrest and deportation (by French or German forces? The story is ambiguous) by a neighboring family.

The phrase, "all products derived from the cannabis plant", was declared ambiguous by Ms Rutledge, who said the products could also include other ingredients and create a potential loophole in other laws.

Paul wears T-shirt by Ambiguous, cardigan by Fred Perry, tank top cardigan by French Connection and jeans by Levi's.

This notion was further confirmed by determining the ambiguous sequence by sequencing PCR products encompassing the 100-N-bp 100-N-bp 100-N-bp

They were combined to ITS supratypes by replacing the ambiguous sites by the bases with higher fluorescence intensity in the electropherogramm.

In fact, by forcing MIRA to resolve ambiguous positions by choosing a consensus, the probability of losing rare transcriptional variants is increased.

Using a Bayesian mixture model framework, we account for model uncertainty by performing model averaging and we resolve ambiguous assignments by considering all reads simultaneously.