So, we need to proceed with care in the context of such ambiguous usage.
In a further development, the discourses on forms of sustainability have generally given way in the last decade to a more ambiguous usage, in which the term "sustainability" functions to bring people into a debate rather than setting out a clear definition of the terms of the debate itself.
(Confusingly, these English terms have opposite meanings from their parallel terms in French, where fertilité is the potential and fécondité is the realized; similarly ambiguous usages also prevail in the biological sciences, thereby increasing the chance of misunderstanding).
Novoalign was chosen instead the BWA mapper used in the original study, as it is implements a more sensitive and accurate alignment algorithm that also allows for the usage of an ambiguous reference allowing the alignment of more reads with greater specificity.
But it is impossible to police the commercial usage of such an ambiguous term, and with so many mass-produced, heavily processed items masquerading as natural foods, is the entire concept poppycock?
Although Kuhn's terminology is now omnipresent in popular parlance, he came to regret the locution, partly because of criticism to the effect that his usage of paradigm was multiply ambiguous.
Usage of "end" is also often ambiguous.
The restricted usage of "marine" in this contribution would remove all of these ambiguous animals from consideration as marine reptiles.
This ambiguous role may be a drawback in developing HNPs for imaging; hence the usage of particular peptides as targeting vectors may have some secondary limitations, despite of their favourable cellular properties [ 65].
