The phrase "ambiguous incorrect" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe something that is both unclear and wrong, but it would be clearer to separate the two ideas.
Example: "The instructions were ambiguous incorrect, leading to multiple interpretations and mistakes."
Alternatives: "unclear and incorrect" or "vague and wrong".
Improved precision of the PubChem dictionary by removing more ambiguous and incorrect synonyms.
However, these common procedures are still prone to be ambiguous or incorrect which can lead the Information Systems to failure.
A sighted companion may give extraneous, ambiguous or incorrect directions because of a lack of knowledge and understanding of how VI people navigate [15] and it may not be possible or desirable for such a human aide to be available at all times (indeed, according to a recent report, 26% of blind adults in the United States live alone [16, 17]).
Thus, although a rich metabolite library consisting of nearly 300 compounds is available in the Chenomx library, for example, and is helpful for unknown metabolite identification, the numerous hits that it gives often lead to ambiguous or incorrect identification.
CI: Confidence Interval While the percentage of articles referring implicitly or explicitly to significance in an ambiguous or incorrect way - that is, incurring the significance fallacy -- seems to decline steadily, the prevalence of this problem exceeds 69%, even in the most recent period.
In both screens, in situ hybridisation was carried out for an extended period to detect low cVg1 expression adjacent to the excised pieces and confirm the orientation of the embryo (see Results); the orientation was ambiguous or incorrect in about 10% of the embryos, and explants obtained from them were therefore not included.
The two rectangles, which contained the correct first item (no matter what the second item was) were defined as the "correct" areas, while the two rectangles, which contained the incorrect (ambiguous) first item were defined as the "incorrect" areas.
Low quality reads (reads appearing five nucleotides with Q score < 20), and ambiguous reads with incorrect barcodes were excluded, leaving 97.6 million reads for further analysis.
We used only reads aligning to the genome with the highest (least ambiguous) score, minimizing incorrect mappings such as those from the female pool mapping to the Y chromosome.
Nurses described how poor relationships with medical staff deterred them from clarifying ambiguous or possibly incorrect prescriptions; these perceptions were influenced by previous negative experiences of being pressured to administer, treated discourteously and not being understood.
