Sentence examples for less unambiguous from inspiring English sources

And as the United States' commitment to Taiwan's defense has become less unambiguous, Taiwan's leaders have begun to argue that Washington's credibility in the region is linked to Taiwan security.

The significance of C,R and S, when dealing with t-sequences (respectively C t),R t) and S t)) is less unambiguous.

For the BC data set, results were less unambiguous.

The relationships between the ORs of Euglossa and the honeybee were less unambiguous in relation to the dynamics of the other chemosensory families.

On the other hand, the roles and effects of the activation of DA receptors other than D2 receptors in the corticostriatal system remain less unambiguous.

It is perhaps noteworthy that those animals that are less unambiguous are those for which fewer reads were generated and had lower levels of coverage across genes.

In addition, for the sample foods of our study the decision which variant of a food was more or less healthy was unambiguous because the differences between the variants were only for one nutrient or for multiple nutrients in the same direction.

Only 28% or less of claims were unambiguous clinical claims.

We focused on exon skipping because the alignment evidence for these events is usually clear and unambiguous, and less likely to be confounded by alignment or assembly artifacts.

The clade uniting the Plotopteridae and Phalacrocoracoidea is not particularly well supported in the bootstrap or Bremer support analyses, but is none-the-less supported by six unambiguous synapomorphies (174:1740; 204:0–>174285:1740; 31740–>17439174–>17441740–>2).

There are many who would argue, however, that the scale of the economy that links the likes of Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Hull and Newcastle is rather less important than the more unambiguous growth achieved by smaller urban centres in the south of England.