Tip!" Joe is often also referred to by the name "Sackerson", and Kitcher describes him as "a figure sometimes playing the role of policeman, sometimes a squalid derelict, and most frequently the odd-job man of HCE's inn, Kate's male counterpart, who can ambiguously indicate an older version of HCE".
Two of the 17 nodes were ambiguously reconstructed, they are all indicated in Fig. 1.
A few data points were sometimes ambiguously located outside these clusters (indicated by arrows in Fig. 1A) and represented those for which no calls were generated and were therefore scored as missing data.
He watched them engage in a series of ambiguously violent gestures — squeeze, swat, bite, slap — which, to his eyes, indicated maternal and filial affection.
Other clades are robustly supported throughout the alignment space, indicating that the exclusion of ambiguously-aligned regions can lead to a loss of phylogenetically valuable information.
Three PETs that were shown to ambiguously map to multiple genomic loci and six PETs that did not return any result, indicating that their halftags were not present in tandem on the mm6 genome assembly, were subsequently eliminated.
This indicates that a large number of sequences from this data set were mapped ambiguously, introducing noise into the analysis, and shows that the application of filters for SNP selection is crucial for decreasing the rate of false positives.
This might indicate that shearing of the enriched PCR amplicons during preparation of the sequencing libraries for the short-read NGS platforms (Additional file 2: Figure S3 A and B) leads to generation of fragments that are ambiguously mapped to several locations of the genome (i.e. off-targets).
eQTLs for ambiguously mapped probes were called ambiguous eQTLs.
He states that his presidential ambitions for 1996 are "ambiguously definitive, or is it definitely ambiguous".
