Sentence examples for enables less ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The technique allows for a rigorous definition of the boundary conditions of the flame with probe intrusion and enables less ambiguous comparison between experiment and model.

When asked if they would prefer to input configuration commands to the assistive mobile application using short sentences (e.g., "Change to vibration mode") or single words ("Vibration"), 60% chose the former claiming this format would be less ambiguous while 40% opted for the latter opining that it would enable faster delivery and interpretation of commands.

Subsequent events are less ambiguous.

Less ambiguous was the Bengals' final turnover.

But, ambiguous as that sounds, it is less ambiguous than the choreography.

There are others that are less ambiguous or formal.

There is elegance in the less ambiguous way.

But our relationship with it has become no less ambiguous.

"And if we've learned anything, the less ambiguous the better.

In his second news conference, Mr. Obama laid out his proposal in less ambiguous terms.

Research and speculative scrutiny have left them looking more, not less, ambiguous.