Additional explanations that have been proposed for the lower frequency of limitation of treatment in southern countries comprise the ambiguous legal context, and the absence of guidelines from national scientific societies [ 1, 10, 18- 20].
The AST-D is a measure of mental imagery-based interpretation bias comprised of 12 ambiguous scenarios rated in terms of their emotional valence (1=extremely unpleasant to 9=extremely pleasant).
As the critic Estelle Lenartowicz noted, in L'Express, "Chanson Douce" is a portrait of "a couple until now unexplored in literature: the one, complex and ambiguous, that comprises a mother and her babysitter".
Outside, billboards by Joanne Masding comprise images that are amorphous, ambiguous and, hopefully, sufficiently intriguing to tempt in any passersby still unaware of this significant artist-run site.
The group of loci ultimately classified as ambiguous were typically comprised of outlier loci for which the highest ranked variable was one of our control variables for neutral differentiation (Q or EV; Table S4).
Brain arteriovenous malformations (AVMs) are vascular lesions characterized by the absence of a capillary bed and dilated vessels comprised of endothelial cells (ECs) with ambiguous venous and arterial identity.
Dijsselbloem is the current president of the Eurogroup, the constitutionally ambiguous but all-powerful committee comprising the finance ministers of countries using the euro.
Brain activation during ambiguous double-related trials (game dance ball) comprised neural structures that are associated with word reading, motor responses, and multiple-related priming (Fig. 1 B, Table 4A).
These instances may thus comprise borderline cases for which signal peptide prediction is ambiguous.
This is a first time morphometric investigation into 65 shrunken heads from South America, comprising 6 ceremonial tsantsa, 36 commercial heads, and 23 ambiguous heads.
