However, presentation can be ambiguous and variable, resulting in delayed diagnosis.
There is also less support for clustering when based on viruses, resulting in more ambiguous and variable results.
Interestingly, the HoxD9b sequences in percomorphs are highly divergent, rendering the alignment ambiguous for variable regions in exon 1.
There were a few ambiguous cases in variable regions of the protein, where the alignment was uncertain.
Each subject alignment was carefully examined for regions of highly variable, ambiguous alignment, in which a preponderance of indels and repeats occurred, making a probable alignment difficult.
Second, interpretation of AFP normalization could be ambiguous because of variable patient and tumor characteristics.
Since HiTEC currently does not support ambiguous bases or variable length reads, in order to run it on our data we had to trim our reads down to 70 bp and remove all reads containing ambiguous bases.
Random answers may be found for those items which involve unfamiliar knowledge, or are too complex to understand and therefore yield an uncertain answer, or are ambiguous, leading to variable responses [ 21].
By considering of ambiguous for decision variables of the tactical decisions, more flexible and efficient strategic decisions can be made in which is closer to the real-world situations.
According to the presented literature and Table 1 some drawbacks are found in closed loop supply chain network design area, such as ambiguous of decision variables, considering of more echelons, making tactical decisions, regarding transportation mode selection and so on.
Alignment-ambiguous regions (highly variable regions of sequence which could not be satisfactorily aligned), were removed from the data sets in Myo15, Otog and Cldn14, while keeping the alignment in frame.
