Sentence examples for identity ambiguous from inspiring English sources

"I think Parmigianino may have made her identity ambiguous," Ms. Neilson said.

Local linkage disequilibrium (LD) can make both the number of underlying true signals and their identities ambiguous.

He was neither a Net nor a Maverick in Sunday's All-Star Game, his identity appropriately ambiguous for the evening.

The shift towards 'boundaryless organizations,' characterized as having dynamic shapes and structures and defined as organizations whose membership, job duty rules, and departmental identity are ambiguous, leads to 'boundaryless' career principles.

"You have the hands of a craftsman, not an artist," says a friendly village priest (Paolo Bonacelli) to an American expatriate whose identity is ambiguous but whose face is recognizable to the rest of us as George Clooney's.

It was only when Butterworth abandoned his grand plans that he ushered in the very elements he thought he'd abandoned: "Jerusalem" was widely taken as a commentary on English national identity, that ambiguous mixture of bravado, self-abasement, and sardonic pride in which pretending to be a shambles provides cover for keener movements.

The term 'criterion of identity' is ambiguous.

Where the identity is ambiguous (such as the identity of a β-adaptin), a shared homology is suggested.

The resulting podomeres have the shape and bristle pattern suggestive of the femur, but their identity remains ambiguous.

The first 5′ nt of the read was also discarded since its identity was ambiguous in several reads.

Many proteins with similar function have been known to retain similar structural folds despite very low sequence identity and ambiguous secondary structure prediction [ 54, 55].