Sentence examples for made interpretation ambiguous from inspiring English sources

We excluded cases where autolysis or mechanical artefact made interpretation ambiguous or difficult, or if sampling of spinal cord and column did not follow standard procedure.

The architect acknowledged that not everyone knows what to make of the mirrors — "there's an abstraction about my work that makes interpretation ambiguous sometimes" — but explained that the mirrors solve a classic New York design problem.

The use of cell-specific knockouts of AR thus allows the investigator to specifically study the role of AR in their tissue/cell of choice while minimizing the effects of global changes that would complicate the study and perhaps make interpretation ambiguous.

Participants in the written presentation group trained to make negative interpretations actually interpreted ambiguous events less negatively and anticipated less negative consequences of these events compared with their baseline reports.

But other people charged with conspiracy made more ambiguous statements.

There is increasing evidence that childhood anxiety is associated with a tendency to disproportionately make threat interpretations of ambiguous information (for a review see Muris, 2010; Muris and Field, 2008).

I wanted to make him deliberately ambiguous, but I think that I made him too ambiguous".

Changes in the functioning of the instrument make the interpretation of change ambiguous [ 6].

These changes in item severities and response category probabilities make the interpretation of change ambiguous.

Cleverly, Lane had made that point ambiguous and indistinct.

"I purposely made the epitaph ambiguous.