Sentence examples for less ambiguities from inspiring English sources

Generally, in places where the source signals are sparse, the SCA methods often result in more accurate estimation of the signals with less ambiguities in the estimation.

There was less ambiguity elsewhere.

Among the informants themselves there is less ambiguity.

The employee would have had far less ambiguity to fill in with her own emotional expectations.

The less ambiguity over what the UK wants, the better for Tusk.

Does that mean greater clarity, does it mean greater boldness and does it require less ambiguity?

There is perhaps less ambiguity than I made out – even if the war is never mentioned.

Less ambiguity will also help make sure that some employers don't exploit loopholes to gain competitive advantages.

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

There is less ambiguity about the hollowed-out posteriors of metal pigs, within which pictures of William McKinley were inserted.

"The difference is that the process Bush is using is less complex," she said, "meaning he handles less ambiguity than Kerry".