Sentence examples for ambiguous score from inspiring English sources

The subjects' scores were compiled and the words were binned into three categories: concrete (scores of 1 to 2), ambiguous (score of 3), abstract (scores of 4 and 5).

We used only reads aligning to the genome with the highest (least ambiguous) score, minimizing incorrect mappings such as those from the female pool mapping to the Y chromosome.

Several markers could be scored only by the new method, and ambiguous scores were reduced.

Typing data are generally scored as 1 (product present) or 0 (product absent), with questionable results scored as 2. Reducing the number of ambiguous 2 scores is important because addressing ambiguous scores computationally remains controversial.

During RH map computation, different software packages use different mathematical formulations of the maximum likelihood criterion when ambiguous scores are present in the data [ 31].

Testing all 7230 currently available plant sequences from Genbank that have a glycine at position 2, only 73 sequences (1%) had potentially ambiguous scores when tested with HMM266.

Because the consensus marker scores often provided more complete data than scores from individual markers, and because they did not contain ambiguous scores, they were used preferentially in the construction of the framework map (described later).

13 14 Blocks 1 and 2 combined were considered the ambiguous IGT score block, and the former blocks 3 5 were combined and considered to be explicit-risk blocks.

The dissociation curves of all 12 samples with ambiguous allele scores displayed very low 7028C and no 2706G melt-peaks (data not shown) and were typed non-hg H by minisequencing [26].

The use of a second marker is helpful, especially with ambiguous first scores and for confirming aneuploidy.

Six markers that had originally been mapped on chromosome 7A [ 25] were excluded due to ambiguous genotypic scores (gdm125, gwm681, wPt-7299, wPt-2260 and wPt-1259) or a high frequency of missing data wPt-66688).