Sentence examples for largely ambiguous from inspiring English sources

But the definition of who is considered a PKK member remained largely ambiguous.

As the identifications of the two fossils were largely ambiguous, the estimated divergence time was constrained by the following two values.

The effects of these adipokines on bone metabolism remain largely ambiguous but differentiation from mesenchymal progenitor cells to osteo- or adipocytes may play a role [ 67– 70].

Mr. Rajoy, 57, doggedly rose through his party's ranks largely by maintaining ambiguous silences at crucial moments.

Employers also often contend that the labor guidelines are ambiguous and largely obsolete for today's rapidly changing workforce.

With Florine Stettheimer's saintly, androgynous portrait of Marcel Duchamp, who had himself photographed by Man Ray in drag as Rrose Sélavy, we glimpse a friendship played out in the New York salon of Stettheimer and her sisters, "a space," according to the label, "where sexuality remained fluid, ambiguous and largely unspoken, yet at the center of social roles".

Interpretation of the FTIR spectra of individual layers is very difficult; it can be ambiguous and largely subjective.

Despite lengthy discussions no action was ever taken to resolve the dispute, largely due to the ambiguous nature of U.S. copyright laws in the early 20th century and the estate's lack of finances.

The document that appeared from the clash between these two views was a very long and apparently ambiguous summary written largely by the pope himself.

Unsparing, ambiguous, violent, and largely indifferent to the reader's needs, Purdy's fiction seems likely to remain an acquired taste.

Although, E-cadherin has been identified as important in determining CAV1 function in this context [ 122– 125], the molecular mechanisms explaining such ambiguous behavior remain largely undefined.