Sentence examples for because of ambiguous from inspiring English sources
The authors note that because of ambiguous international standards, "PIN requirements vary significantly but the minimal four-digit length predominates".
This is because of ambiguous legislation, introduced earlier this year, which made it an imprisonable offence to collect "information of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism".
Because of ambiguous records, the IRS, urged on by the estate's executor, claimed that some "gifts" were actually "income".
It is an open problem because of ambiguous boundaries, large variation in intensity distribution, variability of liver geometry from patient to patient and presence of noise.
In fact, the treaty could impede what we do now because of ambiguous language concerning submarines and the gathering of military intelligence.
These missing data points can be explained in part by the presence of heterozygous regions, because data of ambiguous intensity were converted into missing values.
The Aln-3d (2739 sites in total) is slightly shorter than the original Aln-3 because of increment of ambiguous alignment sites due to adding OTUs.
Discrepancies type Ib or Ic affected a number of taxonomic units but were hard to distinguish because the recorded number of ambiguous base calls is an insufficient indicator for erroneous sequences.
Diagnostic sequence characters were also observed in the mitochondrial 12S region between the two forms, but these were deleted from figure 1 because of the occurrence of ambiguous sites in some individuals.
