Sentence examples for an ambiguous origin from inspiring English sources

The area at the bottom-left corresponds to events that have an ambiguous origin (ie, could be one or the other clade); the events on the left, but not the bottom, have a clear origin in clade A, and the events on the bottom, but not the left, have a clear origin in clade B. In clade A, many events have a clear origin in clade B as previously reported.

It's an ambiguous line.

Those genotypes with an ambiguous morphotypic origin were denoted "NA".

Of the remaining 28, 2 contain residue of ambiguous origin, 1 is probably a minor manufacturing flaw, 1 is obscured by contamination, and 24 are unresolved, lacking recognizable residue.

There also exists a large number of Galápagos tortoises in captivity of ambiguous origin.

A similar overattribution bias to self for actions of ambiguous origin has been reported both in healthy individuals [ 12, 13] and in schizophrenia [ 14].

Given the number of peaks of ambiguous origin (grey slices, Figure  4D-I), we have not found evidence to conclude that a modern maize hybrid substantially rejects more microbes from soil as sources of endophytes than ancestral plant genotypes.

Latha, an orphan of ambiguous origins, is born to serve in the household of the Vithanage family as companion to her contemporary, Thara.

She subsequently adopts a stray dog of ambiguous origins — it "didn't look mixed, more like some breed that hadn't yet been discovered" — but the dog is little comfort, and the woman regularly beats the troublesome mutt.

It felt like an exciting admission, a return to the show's more ambiguous origins, but it turned out to be an exorcism.

However, cough has a more ambiguous anatomical origin.