Sentence examples for considered ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Words or phrases will be considered ambiguous when they are fairly susceptible to more than one construction.

Traces with an average correlation coefficient >0.6 with both their swim-triggered and stimulus-triggered average were considered ambiguous and excluded from the dataset (Supplementary Fig. S1).

To the extent that the claims are considered ambiguous on this point, the written description defines "single action" to require as much.

Therefore, the identifier is considered ambiguous, even though one of the structures in HMDB (HMDB15296) matches the one in ChEMBL.

An inquest into the death of a cyclist at the Bow roundabout in east London hears from a police officer that cycle superhighways are considered "ambiguous".

An identifier was considered ambiguous across two databases if the structures (as defined by their MOL files) of the compounds associated with the identifier in the two databases were different.

All such positions were assigned IUPAC ambiguity codes, and considered as ambiguous characters in subsequent phylogenetic analyses.

The board debated at length when a partially punched ballot would be counted as an acceptable vote and when a ballot marking would be considered too ambiguous and therefore invalid.

The film, made in Moscow about 3 years ago, has not yet been shown in the Soviet Union, having been considered ideologically ambiguous in places, even though it was made under the aegis of the Union of Cinema Workers, coupled with the Writers' Union.

Some is thus considered semantically ambiguous, representing two distinct quantifiers.

In Haskell, this expression is considered as ambiguous, irrespective of the context in which it occurs (see, e.g., [3, 5]).