Sentence examples for ambiguous characterization from inspiring English sources

She believed that in the video, Madonna taking off her sunglasses symbolized herself as a movie star, thus creating an ambiguous characterization of herself, and a narcissistic theme.

This process enriches for epithelial cell (BE) populations and removes underlying genotypically normal stromal cells, allowing less ambiguous detection and characterization of mutations.

At present day, the fine chemical structure of GO remains ambiguous, while the traditional characterization methods have exhausted their potentials in revealing GO chemistry.

Something in Mr. Rushing's characterization recalled that ambiguous but magical moment in "Coppelia" when Swanilda, pretending to be a doll made human, looks into a mirror and seems genuinely stunned by her living beauty.

Reese Witherspoon transcends type, elevating her morally ambiguous brown-noser wheelhouse to a characterization that's nearly operatic.

To prevent ambiguous interpretation of our data we extended characterization of KOR-SA3544 clofe of CD66c moAb by blocking experiments on CD66cpos blasts.

Of the 162 SSR loci, 33 SSR loci were eliminated from further characterization due to PCR failure or ambiguous results.

Because species identification based on phenotypic characterization is time-consuming and can produce ambiguous results [ 1- 6], molecular identification methods have taken precedence.

However, the definitions and characterizations of land productivity were currently highly ambiguous.

According to Eusebius, the purge was broadly successful, but Eusebius is confused about the technicalities of the event and his characterization of the overall size of the apostasy is ambiguous.

These characterizations are more fully described below, where the ambiguous standing of immune selfhood results from its dual complementary functions of defense and tolerance.