Sentence examples for ambiguous relative from inspiring English sources

Greif argues that man – alongside his more ambiguous relative, humanity – furrowed brows both middle and high from the early 1930s, when émigré German writers imported to the US their anxiety over "technics": an administrative rationale that governed not only the machine age but modern society in general.

However, measurements of the carrier-phases are ambiguous, relative to those of the pseudoranges by an unknown number of integer cycles.

Integrating the regions of ambiguous alignment - ambiguous relative to the criteria adopted here for homology establishment - brings to the present analyses phylogenetic information which both supported Tetrapulmonata and placed Ricinulei as it sister group; two clades which have been suggested based on other lines of evidence (see below).

Pinus merkusii and P. latteri have demonstrated similarly ambiguous phylogenetic resolution relative to subsections Pinus and Pinaster of section Pinus, and again there is incongruence between molecular and morphological data.

Previous overexpression studies with phosphorylation-site mutants in otherwise wild-type cells have lead to ambiguous results regarding the relative importance of the different sites [21], [22], [74].

The earlierly reported relatives and ambiguous samples were also excluded in the analysis [31].

To avoid the complex morphological processes that may be involved in accessing disyllabic Chinese words, which tend to be compounded, and to better control for the presentational timing of the target words relative to the ambiguous primes, the present study only used monosyllabic verbs as the ambiguous prime stimuli.

The 1,414 untestable HGTs were either of ambiguous direction, lacked a close relative of the recipient, or did not share identifiably orthologous regions between putative donor, recipient, and close relative (see Materials and Methods).

The limitation of topological relations (i.e., located_in, contained_in) as used in the Relation Ontology (RO) is that these relations cannot be used to model the relative position among ambiguous anatomical regions.

Since sequencing was undertaken on PCR products of pooled DNAs, estimates of SNP frequency were based on a visual estimate of relative peak height in ambiguous positions.

The marginal private cost of accidents from light truck ownership relative to cars is of ambiguous sign and may even represent a large safety disadvantage.