Sentence examples for behaviour ambiguous from inspiring English sources
In particular, positive results for the blue substrate (enhanced growth performance, reduced aggressive behaviour), ambiguous results for the red-brown substrate (reduced aggressive behaviour, but failed to improve growth) and no benefits for the green substrate (no differences from fish in tanks without substrate) were observed.
She knows, and they know, that there were collaborators, but also those who helped and hid Jews – and still others whose behaviour was ambiguous.
In cases where the respondents appeared to have a sound understanding of safe-sex practices, the relationship between information and risk-reduction behaviour was ambiguous.
Behaviour is an ambiguous and arbitrary gauge of the scientific evidence.
Studies ignoring dynamic departure-time behaviour show an ambiguous effect of transit improvements to the city.
This analysis can reveal critical sections, in completeness of the specification and ambiguous behaviour of the designed system.
Ship's carpenter William Purcell thought that Heywood's ambiguous behaviour during the critical hours—he had been seen briefly holding a cutlass was due to his youth and the excitement of the moment, and that he had no hand in the uprising itself.
Basic research is rather conclusive on the neuroprotective properties of SERMs in the absence of circulating estradiol, but the effects of chronic SERM administration on cognitive behaviour are more ambiguous.
While the molecular function prediction of most of them clearly suggests an intracellular molecular function, in some cases the classifier also showed an ambiguous behaviour in separating SP and SA predictions.
Escalating costs associated with fraud however have continued to drive the migration towards increasingly proactive methods of fraud detection, to support the real-time screening of transactional data and detection of ambiguous user behaviour prior to transaction completion.
These behaviours were, at least, ambiguous in this respect.
