Sentence examples for are less unambiguous from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps noteworthy that those animals that are less unambiguous are those for which fewer reads were generated and had lower levels of coverage across genes.

The significance of C,R and S, when dealing with t-sequences (respectively C t),R t) and S t)) is less unambiguous.

For the BC data set, results were less unambiguous.

The relationships between the ORs of Euglossa and the honeybee were less unambiguous in relation to the dynamics of the other chemosensory families.

Since it is becoming more and more clear that microparticles are more than simple markers of endothelial damage or activation, their interpretation as marker of endothelial dysfunction is less unambiguous.

While the trend in the relative influence of genetic and environmental factors on survival over time was less unambiguous than that for height, it was nevertheless apparent that the importance of environmental factors increased with age in this case as well (Table 2).

To the extent that they have disrupted syntactic function, there should be less difference between ambiguous versus unambiguous sentences, since they may not be able to achieve sufficient syntactic analysis of the 'verb + ing noun' phrase (in either condition) to detect whether it is ambiguous or not.

Unambiguous language prohibiting modifications was less commonly employed on the five listservs I examined.

While Sunday's vote was an unambiguous rebuke to the Liberal Democrats, it is less clear whether it was a vote in favor of anything.

In that regard, it's less appealing than our SETI experiments, which pick through the radio and optical spectrum looking for unambiguous, engineered signals.

The injunctions are decidedly unambiguous.