For example, despite wide variations in the definition of MCI in individual studies, ambiguity surrounding MCI and the confusion this caused participants was ubiquitous throughout the different research contexts, and we sought to capture this in the theme, living with ambiguity.
The reference to a group of regime opponents including "reactionaries" and "undesirable and alien elements", and not merely a single disloyal individual, exposes ambiguities about Kim Jong-un's actual authority.
On the other hand, samples with individuals showing ambiguities that correspond to multiple possible genotypes were allowed because such ambiguities can easily be treated by the Gene[rate] computer programs.
Four of these individuals had ambiguities at two or three different loci.
"If you have a glorified narrative, if we have heroes who are going off to fight, there's no space for trauma, no space for individual experiences or ambiguity," she said.
Since acceptance is individualistic, consideration must be given to individual preferences for ambiguity about the future and details on illness [ 68].
These changes transformed operations by reducing individual work's ambiguity, creating clear connections between the caregivers who were dependent on one another, developing seamless and uninterrupted flow, and enabling continual improvement.
The physician needs to know that both the mathematical and the ambiguous explanation of "statistical risk" are affected by the individual's experiences with ambiguity.
But the guidelines include a significant ambiguity: "An individual who is already enrolled in Medicaid will remain eligible if he or she showed a good-faith effort to present satisfactory evidence of citizenship and identity, even if this effort takes longer than 45 days".
