Sentence examples for ambiguous control from inspiring English sources

Species with ambiguous control region preferences may have mixed usage, may not have a strong enough gradient to differentiate, or may have previously switched usage and thus have not reached mutational equilibrium.

Although Ambassador Kay Bailey Hutchison's comments were somewhat ambiguous, arms control experts said they could be interpreted to mean a preemptive strike.

The first finding is the ambiguous definition of control conditions.

Yet, in seeming contrast, Chida, Hamer, Wardle, and Steptoe [ 19] investigated the contribution of positive (i.e., fighting spirit and social support), ambiguous (locus of control and extroversion), and negative (stressful life events and negative coping style) stress-related factors to cancer incidence and mortality.

The ambiguous, magnetic Maurice controls the emotions of both Jeanne and Marie-Angèle, and through him Roberts explores compromised, betrayed and betraying France during the occupation.

According to the recent theoretical insights [ 34, 69, 77], the ambiguous interpretation of the term control in behavioral control is visible in the CRPBI subscale 'behavioral control' [ 63, 69] used in this study.

There emphasizes is on the computational capabilities, with less concern for systematically designed trust infrastructure resulting in ambiguous requirements for access control in ubiquitous environment.

When pulsed movements coincide with ambiguous word categorizations cognitive control processing resources may be taxed by the conflict between the categories and the unexpected error.

However, all those conclusions were ambiguous because a blank control was lacking in those studies.

Compared with in vivo studies, in vitro assays are less ethically ambiguous and easier to control and reproduce.

Results from the Molassiotis study suggest a large effect for the acupuncture group and has ambiguous implications for the control group.