Sentence examples for leaving ambiguity from inspiring English sources

"All of our agreements with Russia have been implemented, some have been implemented during the past period and, together with the Russians, we will continue to implement these contracts in the future," Assad said, leaving ambiguity about the fate of the S-300 missile systems.

Alarmingly, the intensivists in our study specified the relationship of substitute decision makers in a minority of patients (42%), leaving ambiguity about whether or not treatment decisions were being made by someone with legitimate authority to make them.

However, most studies have not identified a distinct set of imaging and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) biomarkers necessary to specifically characterize naMCI, thereby leaving ambiguity in which parameters might best classify nonamnestic forms of MCI.

Our analysis suggests that no single comparative genomics tool is able to provide a complete picture of the R2R3 MYB protein family without leaving ambiguities, and establishing likely false-negative and -positive relationships, but that used together a relatively clear view emerges.

One of the jobs of the metamodernist is to layer texts (and ideas, and identities) but leave ambiguity as to which should -- or even can -- be privileged.

Sometimes, especially in business, it is best not to leave ambiguity and if there is a high chance you cannot do something, it can be best to just opt out.

Where the mathematical algorithm leaves ambiguity (in our study, <90% haplotype probability), it is impossible to determine in which individuals the less probable haplotypes occur.

The current knowledge on binary protein-protein interactions and the lack of high-resolution structures of individual subunits and sub-complexes leave ambiguities in the interpretation of the map of the CCR4-NOT-complex.

They are less abstract in the rigor of their equation development leaving less ambiguity to modeler discretion.

Joel Gregory of PlayStation Official Magazine praised the game's story for being open to the player's interpretation, leaving an ambiguity that drew him in.

The result was a split-the-baby solution that largely pleased Obama's gay rights supporters while mollifying some religious critics and leaving enough ambiguity to blunt the opposition of more hard-line foes.