Sentence examples for ambiguous occurrences from inspiring English sources

"Think of the number of sites in U.S. history that commemorate tragic and ambiguous occurrences," he said.

Diagnostic sequence characters were also observed in the mitochondrial 12S region between the two forms, but these were deleted from figure 1 because of the occurrence of ambiguous sites in some individuals.

Diagnostic sequence characters were also observed in the mitochondrial 12S region between the two forms, but were deleted from figure 1 due to the occurrence of ambiguous sites in some individuals.

The basic version of the dinucleotide odds ratio calculation (Burge et al., 1992) is used without taking into account the occurrence of ambiguous characters such as N.

In the case of ambiguous nucleotides, we assumed equal occurrences of the possible nucleotides in the viral population in any given monkey.

We identified 13 different ambiguous HLA alleles, with 50 occurrences in 41 individuals, emphasizing the potential of full-length sequencing to enhance resolution and typing accuracies (Table  2).

Our heuristic holds the 'one-sense per toponym' hypothesis, namely, all occurrences of an ambiguous toponym found in an article have the same coordinates.

The branching pattern at the base of P4 is ambiguous due to the apparent occurrence of back mutations at nucleotide sites (nts) 1719 and 5460.

Identifying gene instances and genetic lesion statuses can be viewed as a particular case of a word sense disambiguation (WSD) problem, which is a classification task involving assignment of the correct sense of a particular occurrence of an ambiguous term.

Some occurrences of supposed frameshifts and ambiguous gene boundaries were further verified with Sanger sequencing as described above (see Additional file 1: Table S1).

However, many occurrences of general pathway keywords are ambiguous (e.g., "the diagnostic pathway" is not a biological pathway).