The phrase "ambiguous influenced" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not logically fit together without additional context or modification.
Example: "The ambiguous influenced the decision-making process, leading to confusion among the team."
Alternatives: "unclear impact" or "vague influence".
Most of "With or Without You" is a close examination of her mother's ambiguous influence on her own development.
Scored for a dancer and three musicians, eudiser interrogates relationships between movement and sound through creating situations of ambiguous influence between the artists using acoustic, electronic, and visual mediums.
Our results indicate an ambiguous influence of the outstanding loan amount (EAD(^{mathrm{LN}})).
These research streams help illustrate that information asymmetries exert a direct but ambiguous influence on innovation and R&D.
The second term on the right-hand side is the economic growth effect and presents the ambiguous influences of a rise in prevention health expenditure on the rate of sustained economic growth as Eq. 15 indicates.
The literature mentions an ambiguous influence of religion on health-related behaviour as well.
Elman and McClelland (1988) reported that lexically restored ambiguous phonemes influenced the perception of the following phoneme, supporting models with feedback from lexical to phonemic representations.
Verticillium symptoms are often ambiguous and influenced by development and environment.
Although the directionality of the causality is ambiguous (involvement influences motivation or motivation influences involvement), these analyses help to identify the appropriate control variables in the opportunity analysis as well as providing evidence against the possibility of negative effects of involvement on programming interest.
We study how prior perception of an ambiguous stimulus influences how it is perceived at reappearance, specifically aiming at distinguishing persistence of the most recent percept from more intricate influences of past perception.
