Sentence examples for ambiguous results for from inspiring English sources

Using sex-mismatched reference DNAs in array-CGH analyses may generate false-negative, false-positive, and ambiguous results for sex chromosome-specific probes, thus masking potential pathogenic genomic imbalances.

In particular, positive results for the blue substrate (enhanced growth performance, reduced aggressive behaviour), ambiguous results for the red-brown substrate (reduced aggressive behaviour, but failed to improve growth) and no benefits for the green substrate (no differences from fish in tanks without substrate) were observed.

Single nucleotide polymorphism analysis, which for other diseases such as Parkinson's disease or Alzheimer's disease has clearly highlighted interesting candidate genes, has shown ambiguous results for schizophrenia.

These factors can interact in complicated ways; higher expected short rates may lead markets to expect less inflation, resulting in an ambiguous result for long-term yields.

Another reason for the ambiguous results of studies testing the immunosuppressive effect of T may be due to the diverse nature of sexual signals regulated by testosterone.

Another possibility for so ambiguous results of in situ hybridization technique could also be that the expression of MyHC transcripts in EOM is less abundant than in large skeletal muscles and that the method is not sensitive enough to offer better results, though good results were obtained in large skeletal muscles [ 47].

The more ambiguous results of the Ramsey RESET test for the case study model indicate that either higher order terms or interactions of the dummies with output may have been omitted.

To prevent ambiguous results from a correlation being between two bits, only every other bit position is used, which results in 31 positions available for each code word.

Similarly ambiguous results were produced for the impact of beauty on earnings in recent German data, and for estimates of the impact of immigrants' skin color on earnings (using data on skin color previously used by Hersch [2008]).

In one of his studies ambiguous results are presented for refuge wherein "[n]atural scenes with no occluding edges were the least preferred, but built scenes with no occluding edges were the most preferred" (Stamps 2008a, p 159); also "the overall effect of refuge on responses of comfort was small" (Stamps 2008a, p 161).

Samples from the animals with antibody response to BRSV or ambiguous results were analysed for detection of BRSV with RTqPCR.