Sentence examples similar to likely ambiguities from inspiring English sources

Given the political upheaval in the Middle East and North Africa this year, can this balance of power be maintained, and is Israel's nuclear ambiguity likely to help or hurt Israel in the long-term?

It is therefore likely that phase ambiguity contributes to the upper limit of tonal ITD sensitivity in at least some species.

This search, implemented in a novel reassortment discovery program, exhaustively enumerates all HA-NA tree incompatibilities that have sufficient statistical support to be considered likely reassortments despite the ambiguities in phylogenetic reconstruction.

Finally, postprocessing examines the resulting walks and splits some of them into shorter contigs if there are multiple equally likely possibilities of resolving ambiguities.

So there may be a difference between syntactic encoding and decoding in terms of where difficulties or ambiguities are likely to arise.

That ambiguity is likely to unsettle India, which wants Pakistan-sponsored violence in Kashmir to stop.

Bush v. Gore is the absolute poster child for purely political jurisprudence, and yet if you look at it as an equal protection case it gets all 9 votes wrong.One question, then, is this: Is there likely to be any ambiguity over how the Justices of the Supreme Court might choose to frame the challenge to Obamacare?

In this case, the permutation ambiguity is likely to arise because the unified activity matrix becomes meaningless.

12We use July rather than August for this comparison since there is likely to be some ambiguity with August-born children to the extent that schools exercised discretion at the margin.

Given the political upheaval in the region this year, it is only natural to wonder whether Israel's decades-old policy of nuclear ambiguity is likely to benefit Israel in the longer-term.

Conclusions reported in miRNA literature have most likely suffered from this ambiguity.