Sentence examples for ambiguous marking from inspiring English sources

Sorabji (1998, 4 5) argues that 'perhaps' is ambiguous, marking either a hesitant statement about the future or a statement about present possibilities, and that the determinist argument plays on this ambiguity, something which he thinks Ammonius did not see.

But second-degree strangulation — choking to the point of injury, impairment, stupor or unconsciousness — can leave ambiguous marks or no marks at all, making it tricky to prove.

This 16S rDNA alignment, with ambiguous regions marked, is provided in nexus format as additional file 5.

Ambiguous points during the marking process were settled by the instructors and communicated to all TAs by email to minimize variations.

We assembled tagged reads from each individual into consensus contigs within which sites with low coverage (<5-fold) and ambiguous sites were marked as missing data (N).

Isn't the sf standing alone, 13 measures after the pp marking, a bit ambiguous?

As the questionnaires were received into the office they were checked for missing or ambiguous answers (e.g. marking two responses instead of one) and corrections sent to the participant.

Faceless bodies, dingy spaces and ambiguous dark marks pervade Hirosuke Kitamura's photographs.

In many cases, character optimizations offer multiple equally parsimonious interpretations of the evidence, and at least some interpretations of homology versus analogy are ambiguous (question marks in Figure 7).

The board debated at length when a partially punched ballot would be counted as an acceptable vote and when a ballot marking would be considered too ambiguous and therefore invalid.

Exterior walls of sprayed concrete are marked with ambiguous bas relief wavering lines.