Sentence examples for ambiguous literature from inspiring English sources
I quickly discovered that the analytical, empirical approach could also be utilized in exploring the framework and structure, and critical interpretations and implications, of a frequently ambiguous literature.
We will manually investigate ambiguous literature to avoid missing eligible trials.
Given these ambiguous literature reports, we compared the results of four independent studies which examined the effect of stimulus frequency at a fixed temperature: Cameron et al. [ 34] and Nobe et al. [ 3] on isolated papillary muscles, Zhang et al. [ 6] on isolated LV trabeculae, and Ren and Davidoff [ 39] on isolated single myocytes.
Although considerable investigations have studied the effects of chloride on ferrous metals corrosion in atmospheric or aqueous environments, whether chloride ions play an analogous role in soil environments is still ambiguous in literature.
The demarcation between carnivorous and protocarnivorous is blurred by the lack of a strict definition of botanical carnivory and ambiguous academic literature on the subject.
Because most agricultural species do not have standardized nomenclature and gene names can be ambiguous, identifying literature associated with a particular gene can be problematic and time consuming.
Theory is ambiguous and prior literature is not fully conclusive.
Regarding education, its role in rural migration in China has been found ambiguous in the literature ( Zhao 2005 ).
The antioxidant effect of testosterone is ambiguous in the literature.
The definition of synchronism in this context is, however, ambiguous in the literature, and the time spans used to define breast cancers as synchronous range from one month to two years, making the interpretation of incidence difficult [ 4- 6].
(For a discussion on the role of social networks in early adoption of new drugs, see the section 'Contagion through social networks'.) However, the impact of group/partnership practices on new drug uptake is ambiguous in the literature [ 7, 11, 12, 20, 33, 35, 40].
