Sentence examples for ambiguous stages from inspiring English sources

A comparison between DEPs and DEGs revealed that DEPs more powerfully classified the ambiguous stages of HIV-1.

The DEP based algorithm was more powerful in classifying the ambiguous stages of HIV-1 and revealed the HIV-1 stage-specific network modules.

This novel concept of treatment might give hope to the majority of patients who are in the ambiguous stages of OA knee before arthroplasty could be beneficial for them.

For example, ambiguous intermediate stages may be preceded by strong GC bias [ 12].

For example, this could have been possible through an ambiguous intermediate stage in which TAR codons are both recognized by normal glutamine tRNAs and release factors.

Moreover, the criticism of his education policy as ambiguous at this stage seems unfair, particularly in light of the statements on his Web site (providing a detailed pre-K to 12 plan and a college affordability plan) and given the dearth of commentary on the issue by John McCain's camp.

Her photos present vignettes of staged, ambiguous sexual narratives that contain themes of ritualistic acts and erotic practices.

However, these gene sets are also enriched in cancers with Gleason score 8 and 9, thus making them too ambiguous for early stage PCa assessment (Additional file 1: Figure S4).

Interestingly, this branch also contained two strains of labia minora fibroblasts from two 46, XX individuals, one of whom had ambiguous genitalia (Prader stage 3) due to 21-hydroxylase deficiency (female pseudohermaphroditism), while the other individual was a normal female.

Classification of these patients into early or late T stages was ambiguous with 51% found to be early and 49% late T stage.

The ratings essentially tied last year's all-time low, when Tony Soprano and family staged their ambiguous exit on Tony night.