Sentence examples for ambiguous identification from inspiring English sources

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 system was developed following a simple approach: visual identification where images and/or short descriptions are used to uniquely identify diseases when possible and suggest refining the visual identification process in cases of ambiguous identification.

Iblīs has long been a figure of speculation among Muslim scholars, who have been trying to explain the ambiguous identification of Iblīs in the Qurʾān as either angel or jinnī, a contradiction in terms, as angels are created of light (nūr) and are incapable of sin, while jinn are created of fire (nār) and can sin.

However, ambiguous identification can still be a problem, particularly if some resonances are overlapping [68].

The zero ambiguous identification rate of ITS2 may be due to its conserved secondary structure.

The ambiguous identification rates of ITS and ITS2 were 14.0% and 0%, respectively.

Both searches yielded 100% identity, but whereas BLAST returned a single species match, the BOLD all species search yielded a 100% match for four species: bigeye tuna, blackfin tuna, yellowfin tuna, and dogtooth tuna (Gymnosarda unicolor), thus yielding ambiguous identifications for 10% of the samples searched.

This search was also performed against a decoy (reversed) sequence, and ambiguous identifications were discarded.

The MS/MS MassMatrix search was also performed against a decoy (reverse) sequence, and ambiguous identifications were ruled out.

2. Unambiguous metabolite identification : One limitation of MS is that, in basing identification of a metabolite on the mass of a compound alone, ambiguous identifications are common.

Unambiguous metabolite identification: One limitation of MS is that, in basing identification of a metabolite on the mass of a compound alone, ambiguous identifications are common.