Sentence examples for identification ambiguities from inspiring English sources

GUI weight correlates closely with other measures of prostate tumour growth and its use reduces time delays and minimises tissue identification ambiguities that arise during dissection as a result of the increasingly disturbed prostate tissue architecture over time in the TRAMP mouse.

An attempt is made in this paper to resolve the source identification ambiguity that appears when an acoustic event, which overlaps with speech, is detected.

The necessary amendments were made upon identification of ambiguities of the tools in the wording, logic and skipping order.

Additionally, the analysis of a mathematical model allows for the detection of possible errors and identification of ambiguities in a more comprehensive way.

An alleged problem for this view, called "Grice's Circle" by Levinson (2000: 186 7, 186–7), is that many of the processes involved in figuring out what is said, such as reference identification and ambiguity resolution, "involve exactly those inferential mechanisms that characterize Gricean pragmatics".

A joint detection and ambiguity identification scheme is proposed.

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.

All three performance tests (sequence identification, completeness, and ambiguity) used this 1000 sequence test set as BLAST queries.

The clinical analysis of hemoglobin by ion exchange chromatography can result in ambiguities in identification of the nature of the globin chain present in patient samples.

Indeed, although sophisticated bioinformatics is deployed to reach the highest confidence of proteomic identification and quantification, important ambiguities in data interpretation persists; the observed increase, decrease, or absence of changes in the abundance of peptide phosphorylation need to be interpreted carefully.

A recent article by Reeves et al. on the identification and resolution of ambiguities in the 1994 chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) research case definition recommended the Checklist Individual Strength, the Chalder Fatigue Scale, and the Krupp Fatigue Severity Scale for evaluating fatigue in CFS studies.