Sentence examples for ambiguous to understand from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the diagnosis of radiolucency around the mandibular third molar is too ambiguous to understand the status of the molar, excluding unequivocal bone resorption by tumor or cyst, and most radiolucencies remain incompletely understood, including the effects of aging on radiolucency.

Mr. Gourmet's character is "already ambiguous, difficult to understand," said Luc Dardenne.

Loss-of-function alleles provide the least ambiguous route to understand the role, direct or indirect, of the functional wild-type allele in the process of interest.

In particular, there is a widespread consensus on the fact that privacy policies are too complex and ambiguous to fully understand.

Its brevity makes it very ambiguous and hard to understand.

Those that were found by respondents to be ambiguous or difficult to understand were rewritten, and some new categories were incorporated when an answer that had not been considered in the previous version was given by more than 10% of the interviewees.

Preoccupied with trying to understand ambiguous and shifting tenure requirements, and faced with a dubious future if they don't win tenure, probationary faculty admit to feelings of ambivalence, anxiety, and vulnerability.

They expressed the opinion that the lyrics used were unsuitable for a teenage audience that might not understand the song's context, adding that the song was too ambiguous for some listeners to understand.

This assured that the respondents would not find the translated version of any item confusing, difficult to understand, ambiguous, or irritating.

But what this modernizing ignores is that the most powerful religious language is often a little elevated and incantatory, even ambiguous or just plain hard to understand.

Also ambiguous is whether we are to understand the measurement as a non-unitary wavefunction collapse to one outcome or the other.