Sentence examples for an ambiguous case from inspiring English sources

The site, called Page-Ladson, was once an ambiguous case itself.

This study is an ambiguous case of self-medication because it is unclear to what extent the results might be due to the parasitoid adaptively manipulating host behavior, as both parasitoid and host benefit from the change in host behavior.

Case vignette 12 would now be classified as an ambiguous case, while cases vignettes 9 and 15 would now be classified as clear cases.

For example, a P1 question tested a causality relation from an ambiguous case (i.e., "why the patient had to take the CT test twice on date 'T1'?" as in the case for Figure  1(a)).

One region (c4r6, 3 kb) contains quite exclusively rRNA (Table 3) while the other is an ambiguous case, it is larger (8 kb) than c4r6 and contains rRNA as well as two transposons and could be a remnant of a horizontal transfer event or a composite region with an HT event close to rRNA sequences (Table 3, Additional file 1).

While the umbrella attack was clearly a crime, something like leaving a wet umbrella on a subway seat is a more ambiguous case.

After all, if the government won't get an indictment for al-Awlaki — who, given all the evidence Sullivan cites, should be very indictable — why would it get one for someone who is more marginal, and against whom it has a more ambiguous case that is harder to prove?

Sandy seems a more ambiguous case.

Every unspliced EST cluster is assigned to exactly one class, with all ambiguous cases collected in "NO_CLASS" an excluded from all class-specific analyses.

Such interaction matrices are ternary matrices with entries representing either an interacting, non-interacting or ambiguous case, where the pair belongs to both interaction classes.

There were a few ambiguous cases in variable regions of the protein, where the alignment was uncertain.