Sentence examples for cases ambiguous from inspiring English sources

In a 2002 study on hung juries, the National Center for State Courts found that complex cases, ambiguous evidence, poor advocacy and jurors' perceptions of unfairness often played a role in failed deliberations.

Futhermore, the visual development was carefully monitored and may have been taken into consideration in cases ambiguous by OCT.

For example, the position of an indel with respect to its reference is, in many cases, ambiguous.

The reports were in these cases ambiguous, reporting 'not measurable because of scattered enhancement' or 'not measurable tumour with benign enhancement pattern'.

However, in these cases ambiguous IMIA results were included with weak signals for multiple serotypes.> -wrap-foot> Number of the patients infected with a given serotype detected by any of the methods.

In case ambiguous or mutually exclusive rules have been identified, this information has to be included in the result presentation as well.

DSA is performed only in equivocal cases with ambiguous CT findings or when a complication occurs and conventional DSA is employed immediately prior to an endovascular reintervention.

The relationship between humans and technology is becoming increasingly enmeshed, and in some cases, even ambiguous.

In two minor kinds of cases, no ambiguous stereo warning is reported.

Fig. 2 Fraction of total cDNAs shared across two or more YNP/GBS communities, by most likely taxonomic family (or 'unclassified', in cases of ambiguous taxonomy).

And while the catabolism of a few amino acids evolved before anabolism, it is the opposite in some cases and ambiguous for others.