Sentence examples for ambiguous observations from inspiring English sources

Analyses examining specific ambiguous observations allow consideration of a range of memory demands within a single task.

We observed all cue tests using two infrared-illuminated Sony Nightshot camcorders, one filming straight on and the other at 90 degrees (Figure 1), to resolve any ambiguous observations.

The spatial sequence disambiguation task is similar to the sequence disambiguation task analyzed in Appendix S2 and involves two sequences of states with overlap in one or more ambiguous observations.

These cases were kept in the analysis, but the results remained unchanged when all 87 ambiguous observations were omitted.

However, technologies and energy conservation measures can introduce ambiguous observational effects and further frustrate attempts to make sense of observations.

However, the randomness associated with sampling multiple reads in heterozygotes and the inherent error in base calling and alignment makes calling genotype based on less extreme observations ambiguous.

Because of the ambiguous nature of the observations, one of the main limitations of PSI is the incapability of measuring ''fast" deformation phenomena.

These observations remain ambiguous because other studies did not confirm them (3, 4 ).

When Heather Watson said earlier in the week that Williams was the only player in the game today who had to worry about ranking points, because she wins "whenever she wants", it was no idle observation, albeit ambiguous as Watson herself needs them more than most.

The fragmented research on the determinants of quality in healthcare reveals partial observation and ambiguous results.

Although figuring out how to answer the focal question of the lab is the hardest part of this investigation, the data analysis also forces students to deal with some observations that appear ambiguous.