Sentence examples for avoid ambiguous from inspiring English sources

In a similar manner, a negative feedback loop may operate for students with a low ambiguity tolerance, as they may tend to avoid ambiguous situations and thus become even less tolerant [ 5].

In this paper, we ignore the integer ambiguity for simplicity and choose the parameters for simulations and experiments to avoid ambiguous measurements.

Although the upper limit for arousal definition is not defined by AASM, we chose to use 30 s in the present study to avoid ambiguous counts induced by random timing of sleep staging epochs.

To avoid ambiguous mRNA sequences, only validated RefSeq [33] transcripts (identifiers starting with "NM") were used.

It was clear that divisions based on previous species identifications or on distance analysis of 16S sequence in some cases are not supported, and in these cases taxa were combined to avoid ambiguous or erratic blast results.

Considering average values across bootstrap replicates, quartets were excluded with less than 3 substitutions along the internal edge to avoid ambiguous quartet topologies and with an external edge length (on the original topology) more than 10 times the length of the internal edge to avoid long branch attraction artifacts [73].

Also, we assign priorities for these symbols to ensure proper ordering in the encoded script, which avoids ambiguous representations.

In Sect. 3 we define a mini-language called core Haskell that supports context-dependent overloading and multi-parameter type classes, and define a type system that avoids ambiguous expressions to be well-typed.

This paper is aimed at establishing the melting phase relations in the MgSiO3 CaSiO3 system at 24 GPa, avoiding ambiguous implications for Earth science that require other melting phase relations such as MgO CaSiO3.

Test-based teaching, therefore, avoids ambiguous and uncertain issues, which is exactly where the most important learning and complex thinking is to be done.

The subsequent specialization of guanylate kinase may have facilitated greater availability of guanine nucleotide to replace inosine, thus avoiding ambiguous rules in DNA replication that would have been achieved with this consolidation stage of the genetic code.