Sentence examples for ambiguous explanation from inspiring English sources

The physician needs to know that both the mathematical and the ambiguous explanation of "statistical risk" are affected by the individual's experiences with ambiguity.

It was that tight, although how much of this was understood by the crowd, informed of the possibilities only by an ambiguous explanation on their scorecards, is uncertain.

Seven years after The Sopranos finished, the perennial question 'Did Tony live or die at the end?' has resurfaced due to an interview in which creator David Chase appeared to declare that the mob boss did live on, but fortunately he has since added some wonderfully ambiguous explanation of the final scene.

So far, hydrochory and zoochory gave us ambiguous explanation for the fruit shell's function.

Further, some respondents who lived in the U.S. 15 years or more and who preferred to complete the interview in Spanish were also unfamiliar with the term 'Anglo' and provided ambiguous explanations when asked to define it.

Both Mr. Audiard and Mr. Bidegain admit that the title, "A Prophet," is ambiguous, with an explanation that emerges only gradually during the film.

Avoid using ambiguous language and explanations.

There are three main responses to the causal differences argument, the first of which is that "cause" is ambiguous between causation and explanation.

With the 3D print models in the observer's hands, complex anatomy can be understood instantaneously and requires no explanation using ambiguous terminology introduced in the description of this particular pathology [39].

The analytical framework contributes to network research by providing an explanation for ambiguous empirical results with respect to network effects as well as giving an understanding of the structure of interorganizational networks structure as major source of sustained competitive advantage in the digital economy.

The ways by which the majority of the teachers replied (to questions for which they had to use natural selection without its being suggested), refer us back to the aforementioned ambiguous, vague, and unclear explanations mixed with teleological connotations in the textbooks, which, notably, are the only ones published and made available to teachers.