Sentence examples for apparently ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The document that appeared from the clash between these two views was a very long and apparently ambiguous summary written largely by the pope himself.

The behavior described here has an apparently ambiguous relationship with the gift-related expenditures of Chinese rural-to-urban migrant workers described above.

This approach allowed new interpretations of the apparently ambiguous outcomes reported in selection studies.

While most genes are clearly defined within the network, one prominent gene, Ring Zinc Finger 14 (RNF14) a transcriptional co-activator known to bind the androgen receptor [ 11], gave apparently ambiguous results.

These data go some way towards resolving the question posed by our apparently ambiguous (i.e. strong co-expression to both mitochondrial and immune genes) observations from the bovine muscle co-expression network, and imply that both mitochondrial and immune predictions are supported, depending on the particular transcript variant under consideration.

A secretly taped "confession" secured from Mr Scrushy via a device hidden in the tie of one former chief financial officer, William Owens, was apparently too ambiguous for the jury.Instead, prosecutors relied on testimony from Mr Scrushy's subordinates, who blamed their former boss.

As such, Ryan's claim that "there can be no moral ambiguity" is itself morally ambiguous, and apparently intentionally so.

This latest manual recount regime would be conducted according to varying -- and unspecified -- standards, by officials unspecified in Florida's election law, and according to an ambiguous and apparently unknowable timetable.

The act of interpreting and reconciling ambiguous or apparently conflicting statutory provisions is an exercise with which this court is thoroughly familiar and has never been regarded as the "making" of law exceeding the bounds of the judicial role.... Indeed, the Florida legislature has itself plainly acquiesced in state judicial resolution of election disputes in presidential elections.

This uncertainty is apparently the consequence of ambiguous generic diagnoses, which is probably a result of morphological convergences and the common occurrence of reduction in the hinge structures.

If the motifs and structures were inevitable, then perhaps their encoded head-to-tail antisense complementarity is just a remarkable coincidence.Of the new data presented by the authors, I found the data in Figure  6C of interest, reporting activities of urzymes in activating different amino acids in ambiguous, yet apparently class-specific, ways.