Sentence examples for ambiguous reporting from inspiring English sources

The recently published systematic review by Castien et al. [1] is summarising data in a field of highly ambiguous reporting.

The reports were in these cases ambiguous, reporting 'not measurable because of scattered enhancement' or 'not measurable tumour with benign enhancement pattern'.

But companies such as Gemini that handle virtual currencies, which haven't been around for very long, face more ambiguous reporting obligations, leaving it mostly up to individual investors to crunch the numbers themselves.

There are so many challenges that every startup faces - adding ambiguous reporting and authority structures to the mix never helps.

Data on the functional status of the myocardium in advanced obesity are ambiguous reporting either normal or impaired diastolic, some even impaired systolic function in different cohorts [ 2].

Incomplete reporting might partly be due to limited space in journal articles, but space is often wasted on vague or ambiguous reporting that is particularly noticeable in the reporting of search strategies.

Three males and two females were removed from this analysis because of ambiguous reported strategies.

It is unhelpful when a factually ambiguous report is used by many to analyse the issue when there has been excellent fact based work on the topic from credible sources.

If we compose unnecessarily vague or ambiguous reports, we do a disservice to our patients and to ourselves [26].

Perceived advantages of SR were facilitation of research, easy comparison, discouragement of ambiguous reports, embedded links to images, highlighting important findings, not having to dictate text nobody will read, and automatic translation of teleradiology reports.

Still, regarding this respect, Menezes e Lopes (2014) found ambiguous reports on fear of death, showing that old people, who are closer to death, bring a dynamic of feeling that, within the same person, oscillate constantly between fear and resignation.