Sentence examples for ambiguous onset from inspiring English sources

A second flow perturbation not counted as a flow burst had a somewhat ambiguous onset at 08 15 21.

The most consistent diagnoses between Medicare and prior insurance (as measured by the kappa statistic) are for heart disease and diabetes, which are likely to have less ambiguous onset dates and will likely be a permanent feature of patients' medical records.> -wrap-foot> All current and former hourly workers on Medicare with any health history were included in this sample (Sample 1).

The target words contained a potentially ambiguous sibilant onset in /sCr/ clusters, for example 'sprimble' or 'shprimble'shprimble

Among studies that adopted the cross-modal lexical decision methodology in Mandarin Chinese, Ahrens (1998, 2001) reported activations of all meanings at the onset of an ambiguous prime, supporting the (MODULAR) EXHASUSTIVE ACCESS MODEL.

It therefore does not include a Cantonese study by Li and Yip (1996), which used as stimuli monosyllabic Cantonese nouns that share segmental representations but bear different tones and found contextual influence at the offset but not at the onset of the ambiguous words.

Some studies placed the target word at the acoustic onset of the ambiguous word (e.g., Ahrens 2006; Onifer and Swinney 1981; Seidenberg et al. 1982; Swinney 1979; Tabossi 1988; Tabossi et al. 1987; Vu et al. 1998, 2000), some between the onset and the offset (e.g., Li and Yip 1996, 1998; Tabossi and Zardon 1993; Till et al. 1988), and others after the offset position (e.g., Simpson 1981).

Participants read homographs preceded by either a biasing or a non-biasing sentential context and performed a lexical decision on lateralized targets presented 150 ms after onset of the sentence-final ambiguous prime.

In some cases, clear dilatational polarity cannot be identified because the onset of the infrasonic wave is ambiguous, possibly owing to wind-induced noise or the original emergent source.

We also tested the relationship between timing of epidemic onset and latitude, which gave more ambiguous results.

The onset of progression could certainly be ambiguous and confounded by concomitant relapses but there was the advantage of long retrospect in this study, which typically clarified ambiguities at the time of evaluation.

For many women, clinical onset of early labour can be ambiguous, with women confusing irregular cramps of spurious labour as a sign of established labour, causing apprehension about the best time to seek health care [ 1].