The existing sets of criteria are relatively ambiguous and have different priorities depending on the region.
As noted above, CNV analysis may identify results that are relatively ambiguous, which may make the interpretation of results relatively complicated.
A first or nonconsecutive inadequate smear test result is a relatively ambiguous piece of information, whose true prognostic and clinical significance is currently not fully understood (Hock et al, 2003).
The only significant surprise at the Republican convention was Nixon's choice of Agnew, who was relatively inexperienced and ambiguous on civil rights, as his running mate.
Trials on the efficacy of inhaled CO2 in various headache syndromes are relatively old and yielded ambiguous results.
In "Like Someone in Love," by contrast, the motives and actions of the characters are relatively clear to us but decidedly ambiguous to them.
The weighted mean of the Gini coefficient is significantly lower in the mid 2000s than in the early 1990s, but although the direction of the overall change in inequality is not ambiguous, the magnitudes are relatively small.
This shows that identifiers that are ambiguous within these databases are relatively frequently shared between the databases.
While arrangements based on volume are relatively straightforward (five colonoscopies earn more than four), value is a more ambiguous concept.
John himself is ambiguous about "ambiguous".
