Sentence examples for ambiguous timing from inspiring English sources

Although the clearly-not-on-time analysis is most conservative and provides the most certainty that timeliness is due to real administration practices rather than documentation practices, it provides the smallest sample size, as it requires the elimination of cases with ambiguous timing in the documentation and cases with no documentation regarding antibiotics.

Every possible combination of not-documented, ambiguous-timing, not-on-time and on-time codes was encountered for procedures with multiple antibiotic regimens.

A code of not-documented took precedence over a code of ambiguous-timing.

Antibiotics that were documented as given, but without clear chart documentation of the associated timing, were coded as ambiguous-timing.

Whatever spoils a line — ambiguous phrasing, botched timing, faulty enunciation — he is the first to expose it.

In addition, an issue with data quality and its use in shaping environmental policy is the gap between science and policy [ 95, 96] caused by poor timing, ambiguous results and lack of relevant data [ 97].

Republicans and Democrats alike expressed bafflement at Comey's timing and ambiguous letter.

In addition to the types of lexical ambiguities and the timing setups, Table 1 also shows that the syntactic categories associated with an ambiguous word may be relevant to the diverse findings.

Such trading is clearly illegal, he said, but the legality of market timing is more ambiguous.

Although the upper limit for arousal definition is not defined by AASM, we chose to use 30 s in the present study to avoid ambiguous counts induced by random timing of sleep staging epochs.

"There's very little detail, it is still very ambiguous about the boundaries and the timing," he said.