For higher Nb concentrations, there is an obvious degradation of the hysteresis which causes the ambiguous boundaries of the transition The estimated transition temperatures in these cases are not in fact a result of a real reduction in the temperature, which would be given by a shift of the hysteresis, but rather in a reduction of the slope of the transition.
The direction of some transitions is ambiguous, but enough can be polarized sufficiently confidently to exclude all phyla except Chlorobacteria from the root of the tree.
By and large and for all useful purposes, the health transition remains an ambiguous concept, which in empirical studies has been operationalized as an extension or a revision of the epidemiological transition in low-income countries (19), middle-income countries (18), and high-income countries (20).
38 Doctors who are uncomfortable with discussing transitions may use ambiguous language, provide incomplete information and minimise the significance of results.
But his victory, 16 months after the military took over on the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, is an ambiguous milestone in Egypt's promised transition to democracy.
Paul Farmer has pointed out that the epidemiological transition is a deeply ambiguous framework when infectious diseases have remained so omnipresent in the global health context (43).
1 5 Communication patterns during transitions of care remain ambiguous, non-standardised and problematic and continue to contribute to adverse outcomes.
Attempts to partition the creep strain into viscoelastic and viscous components are ambiguous because, in our experiments, clear transitions could not be identified during the creep period (Fig. 1B).
From May until January this year, General Mane held the prestigious but somewhat ambiguous post of co-president of the transition government.
Ultimately the movie's ending is ambiguous, but for Calvin and Ruby the transition from fantasy to love — the sometimes arduous, often boring, those-pants-again kind — is essential.
