Consequently, health policy makers may confront a dilemma between their responsibility to reduce neonatal mortality rateson the one hand and the ambiguity about cost-effectiveness of services provided for this group of neonates in view of their limited health budget on the other hand.
On the other hand, the permutation ambiguities are more challenging to solve and various methods have been proposed[8].
The most prominent objections concern, on the one hand, the fatal ambiguities of the concept of "identification" and, on the other, the threat of an infinite regress of conditions.
On the other hand, part-timers reflected the ambiguity of their professional status in the social and cultural context of their departments and institutions.
On the other hand, in spite of the ambiguity, TEC from carrier phase measurements has relatively less noise (Gao and Liu 2002).
On the other hand, linguistic ambiguity can confound the findings of such groupings, both from the standpoint of ambiguous words that have different meanings in different languages, and questionable inclusions, like the terms leading to a high correlation with "2016" in the case of the presidential election.
The monk's incessant Balinese-derived hand gestures grow tiresome, as does the ambiguity.
Control is handed back to the algorithm when the ambiguity is resolved.
But where in other hands the presence of ambiguity can be exciting, in Danielewski, it just seems flat.
The biotech, on the other hand, had more ambiguity and an entrepreneurial culture that needed someone who had experience developing process.
