Sentence examples for ambiguous criterion from inspiring English sources

A second primer pair has been chosen for any gene of interest that had one ambiguous criterion.

For instance, overlapping and ambiguous criteria, such as episome dimensions and the displacement of the cingulum, have been used in the past to distinguish genera from one another.

They conclude that 'researchers trying to determine patient eligibility for studies face incomprehensible and ambiguous criteria as well as under-specified criteria requiring clinical judgment or assessments.' Indeed, all five hospitals participating in our study reported difficulties with the mapping of eligibility criteria to data elements contained in the EHR.

They conclude that ' researchers trying to determine patient eligibility for studies face incomprehensible and ambiguous criteria as well as under-specified criteria requiring clinical judgment or assessments.' Weng et al. [ 7] found 27 different languages proposed to represent eligibility rules in a computable format.

Exclusion criteria were (1) studies with ambiguous diagnostic criteria; (2) studies with duplicate data reported in other studies; and (3) studies that were published as reviews, letters, case reports, editorials, or comments.

But already, research shows a lack of awareness about the bursary fund and its ambiguous eligibility criteria – 30% of students surveyed had never heard of it.

Reproducibility studies such as this are useful for highlighting ambiguous identification criteria (e.g., in taxonomic assignment, bone modification), and could stimulate dialog among researchers about ways to address such issues in future studies.

The uncertain etiology goes along with ambiguous diagnostic criteria which in turn account for the unknown incidence and prevalence.

Micro-invasive carcinomas and carcinomas of T4 stage were excluded from this study since microinvasion can hardly be punched on a TMA and T4 breast cancers represent a heterogeneous subgroup with ambiguous classification criteria and different prognosis [ 30].

Criteria for PBL were first proposed by Wiseman and Liao in 1972 [ 7], which were ambiguous and arbitrary criteria that did not consider the biologic behavior of NHL and were not validated as to prognostic significance.

"Secondly, we also believe that it is wrong in principle to leave search engines themselves the task of deciding whether to delete information or not, based on vague, ambiguous and unhelpful criteria, and we heard from witnesses how uncomfortable they are with the idea of a commercial company sitting in judgement on issues like that".