Sentence examples for ambiguous method from inspiring English sources

The new sorting method has eliminated some difficulties that may arise using the existing "Least Ambiguous Method".

A cynical and nutritionally ambiguous method of forcing the young 'uns to eat fruit it might be (Fay Maschler candidly conceded that bonfire night provided the perfect opportunity to try and coerce her children into eating apples), but what better fruit is there to coat in a sweet gloss at this time of year?

The successful application of the CaPV LAMP assay onto a LFD with the use of ligand-labelled internal primers provides a potential simple-to-use tool for field based detection of the virus and is a less ambiguous method than the hydroxynapthol blue indicator method that has been previously described for CaPV [ 23].

The literature on data quality in disease registries is inconsistent and ambiguous; methods used for classifying, measuring, and improving data quality are not standardised.

The pre-scientific concept of temperature, for example, was associated with crude and ambiguous methods of ordering objects from hot to cold.

Possible exceptions are human interactions annotated by HPRD, which have ambiguous detection method labels.

The New York State Insurance Department was hoping to discuss Moody's still rather ambiguous rating methods but was shot down, reports Reuters.

Features that matched fewer than 20% of the sequence hits of a peptide pattern or were ambiguous (see Methods section) were excluded.

This approach can fulfill two objectives, First, through the Kano model with the Fuzzy mode, it will not only discriminate out options for the required attributes in much more breadth but also simultaneously render the discretions on the linguistic implications much more accurate with the aid of the ambiguous questionnaire response method.

Endothermy still plausibly was plesiomorphic for Dinosauriformes or even Ornithodira, but this is more ambiguous with our method.

Finally, three abstracts (PMIDs: 1717594; 3835499; 6699682) were indexed in PubMed to the alias TU12 classified as "ambiguous" by our method; none of them are related to FADS1.