Sentence examples similar to generating ambiguity from inspiring English sources

However, marked variability in design across these trials has generated ambiguity in interpretation of their results.

After successive feature operations on a part body, topology based persistent identification mechanism generates ambiguity problem that usually stems from topology splitting and topology merging.

A web-based survey collected information about the estimation of conflicts and the perception of safety improvement in 12 traffic locations grouped according to (i) low amount of information that generated ambiguity and (ii) high amount of information that generated redundancy.

These realities of biodiversity offsetting in practice have three detrimental effects on the conservation sector: they saturate the capacity of administrative organizations responsible for nature conservation; they destabilize nature protection associations looking for funding; and they generate ambiguity about protected area policies.

Its flexibility also generates ambiguity.

The similarity measured in the nonlinear HSV color space usually generates ambiguity at gray levels.

These 2 tRNAs generate ambiguity at CUG codons since they compete with each other for CUGs at the ribosome A-site.

This absent 'and/or' rule generates ambiguity both regarding interpretation of the meaning of a category and the correct way to map to SNOMED CT concepts.

Williams also delighted in how words mutated and generated ambiguities: "'Native' is one of those interesting words which … are applied … in ways which produce radically different and even opposite senses and tones".

Functional assignments based on sequence similarity generated ambiguities for several flavoproteins.

Thus, the extension of conformational diversity measured by the maximum RMSD between conformers increases the variability of the stability prediction of SASs generating certain ambiguity in the prediction.