Sentence examples for creates some ambiguity from inspiring English sources

Also, the mechanism concerning the generation of an interfacial layer of oxygen vacancies has not been addressed, which creates some ambiguity in the model.

Indels in the intergenic sequences created some ambiguity in a subset of the alignments.

This could create some ambiguity since HIV has multiple overlapping reading frames.

First, PubMed records identify authors only by last name and first initial, which can create some ambiguity in investigator networks generated by our system.

For instance, our item, "decision support tools that show cost would be helpful in my practice" was presented in a section on medical decision-making, creating some ambiguity about whether respondent endorsement of this item really constitutes an endorsement of SDM as a cost-containment strategy or a general endorsement of the innovation for patient-centred care.

Acknowledging that the phone companies don't want to act as a government storage depot, and that setting up a third party to do the job would create some "legal ambiguities," Obama said that he had asked Holder to consult with the intelligence agencies.

The idiom used in this sentence about the football player Nick Mangold's trip to London to watch his sister in the Olympics creates unintended ambiguity.

This creates an ambiguity the dog must resolve.

The perennial trouble with Wagner is that he creates ambiguity and certitude in equal measure.

No successful, high-performing, organisation creates ambiguity about who is ultimately in charge of the day-to-day operations of the organisation.

Most important, the use of animals to stand in for human beings creates a fertile ambiguity.