The phrase "ambiguous findings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results or conclusions that are unclear or open to multiple interpretations, often in research or analysis contexts.
Example: "The study presented ambiguous findings, leaving researchers uncertain about the true impact of the treatment."
Alternatives: "unclear results" or "vague conclusions".
Ambiguous Findings Even the best available science about ephedra is ambiguous.
PET-FDG imaging is a highly sensitive, specific, and accurate test to differentiate benign from malignant involvement of adrenal glands in patients with lung cancer and often ambiguous findings on CT scanning.
'The Common Pathophysiologic Origins of Diabetes Mellitus and its Complications Construct' is presented as a more accurate, foundational, and translatable construct of DM that helps make sense of the hitherto ambiguous findings of long-term outcome studies.
Like the best Bass Connections projects, this experience has presented the team with convoluted questions, competing interests, ambiguous findings, and imperfect processes.
Since a certain data set is the basis, taxonomies may suffer from lack of theoretical significance or from unreliable results, thus producing conflicting or ambiguous findings (Miller 1996).
Unfortunately, the mammogram is not conclusive in all cases, especially in women with dense breast tissue; mammograms can be difficult to interpret and can lead to ambiguous findings.
The scan came back with an ambiguous finding, and the nurse told her it could be a tumor.
Uncertain Results The test results can be ambiguous, finding what is called a "variance of uncertain significance" or changes in the genetic code that are not well understood, said Dr. Susan M. Domchek, director of the Basser Research Center for BRCA at the University of Pennsylvania.
Atypical clinical presentations and ambiguous microscopic findings may contribute to diagnostic delays.
This study contributes to ambiguous previous findings by investigating age work engagement linkage and moderating effects of such job characteristics as employees' perceived task significance and interaction outside organization.
Besides monitoring of disease activity, integrated assessment using PET/MRI could increase diagnostic accuracy in cases with ambiguous MRI findings or improve differentiation between acute and chronic/persistent myocarditis.
