Thus, the meaning of the individual symbols and compounded ambiguity characters is easily recalled by applying the phonetic mnemonic, "sea tag", which in a top to bottom read, links the ambigraphic symbols to the initial letters of the scientific names of the represented nucleotides.
If the individual-level indicators of SES that are aggregated up to compositional variables differ in meaning for women and men, collapsing these even further into single indices will compound ambiguities and biases.
Compounding the ambiguity that always comes with new legislators is that the leadership of the Senate has changed from Democratic to Republican.
The final scene compounds the ambiguity.
However, our results suggest that there is no clear association between number of non-systematic identifiers per compound and ambiguity within the different databases.
The lack of certainty that can surround a TIA diagnosis further compounds this ambiguity and for some participants this translated into an uncertain and anxious patient experience and a demand for further health surveillance.
To compound this ambiguity for the general practitioner, it is well known that patients often have concerns about side effects, which are muscle pains for statin treatment although these are reported to be infrequent[ 18] and other concerns about taking medication, such as preference for a more 'natural' approach or that it disrupts their personal or social life[ 19].
The nature of the Nurse Consultant as a complex multidimensional leadership and practice support role with in many cases no direct relationship to patient and practice outcomes makes it difficult to attribute patient outcomes to the role [ 25, 28- 30] and compounds role ambiguity.
She said the difficulty of the task was compounded by the ambiguity of the location where the final test would occur; depending upon what pool was available during finals week, the robots might have to travel long distances through shallow water to reach their targets, or withstand higher pressure at the bottom of a deeper pool.
These issues and challenges are compounded by the ambiguity found in the terminology surrounding self-management, including the interchangeable use of similar terms such as self-care, self-efficacy, self-help [ 2, 4].
Cognitive skills and the way lotteries are presented affect reduction of compound risks differently to ambiguity neutrality.
