However, to avoid any additional ambiguity due to structural rearrangements, we used Rab5 as the GTPase model in our subsequent analysis.
Whereas motion, stereo and texture are computationally ambiguous up to a scaling in depth (see Todd and Norman 2003), shaded images have an additional shearing ambiguity (Belhumeur et al. 1999), which has also been documented empirically in several psychophysical experiments (Koenderink et al. 2001; Cornelis et al. 2003; Todd 2004).
Therefore, a length- L xor-genotype can be explained by a pair of haplotypes that are drawn from a set of 2 L distinct binary vectors of length- L. Hence, because of the additional ambiguity on homozygous sites, the number of possible solutions for an xor-genotype is significantly (in fact, exponentially) larger than that of a regular genotype of the same size.
This introduces additional ambiguity since the brightness of the pixel depends not only on local information in the vicinity of the focused spot.
Furthermore, the use of a composite reference assembly could introduce additional ambiguities, since homologous loci from different cultivars would occasionally assemble into separate contigs.
Certainly, such phenomena introduce additional ambiguities to the mechanical and adhesive properties of the deposited coatings, films and layers.
Such methods are perfectly legitimate and are now used widely in economics, but their application often adds an additional layer of ambiguity to the findings they generate.
But, for me, the show's time-skipping structure looks to be a major asset, providing tantalising tidbits about the original case and adding an additional layer of ambiguity to the characters.
Stereo isomers and isotopically enriched forms of the same parent compound present an additional source of ambiguity and inconsistent labelling.
To clarify this ambiguity, an additional study is required.
Contrarily to [12], we propose to use the AoA as an additional input for resolving ambiguities.
