His character is interesting and sometimes infuriating: we always want him to succeed, even when his morals are somewhat ambiguous, to say the least.
Some of the individual practices in the oath are somewhat ambiguous to me, and others seem to overlap.
It is somewhat ambiguous to go too deeply into the field of structure-activity relationships, but Dr. Pirrung is right in ascribing the highest activity to a certain group of compounds, like those that have N-methyl groups and their hydroxamate nitrogens.
However, this definition appears to be somewhat ambiguous, since there are three Drosophila OBPs among this cluster which contain all the six hallmark cysteines (Pelosi and Maida 1995).
At this point, the effect of appreciation on the Chinese would be somewhat ambiguous, but there is good reason to think that an orderly rise in the RMB would generate net benefits.
Although comparison to other cluster analysis methods can be somewhat ambiguous since different approaches may vary in goals and purpose, the combination of an optimized docking tool and two clustering stages for the scope of selecting ideal representatives revealed promising results in our study.
Depending on how it is quantified, the degree of gyrification can be somewhat ambiguous in that it cannot differentiate between a surface with few deep folds, as opposed to one with many shallow ones.
Third, the SICCT test itself can be somewhat ambiguous, variously reflecting exposed, recovered and currently affected animals.
It should be noted that the categorisation of interventions may be somewhat ambiguous.
Usually there is a relatively clear correlation between core porosity and core permeability data, but this correlation is somewhat ambiguous due to scattered data resulting from differences in the depositional environment, clay content and diagenetic development.
