Sentence examples for may be ambiguity from inspiring English sources
Although the criterion for deciding whether individuals belong to the same species is clear, there may be ambiguity in practice for two reasons.
However, despite the flexibility of the natural language, there may be ambiguity, inconsistency, and incompleteness in requirements specifications (Fatwanto 2013).
If there are multiple protein identifiers then there may be ambiguity if they do not correspond to the same set of genes.
There also may be ambiguity in the user's choice of MeSH terms queried, and some publications may report negative associations, though the bias against publication of negative results minimizes the number of these papers.
For example, there may be ambiguity with regards to establishing leadership roles and responsibilities when CAM and conventional medical practitioners collaborate within an IHC system, from a clinical and patient perspective.
Liquid chromatography, coupled to electrospray ionization with tandem mass spectrometry can identify thousands of protein types, but there may be ambiguity in the results when there is a low level of peptide coverage and the peptides are shared by more than one protein.
"There may be ambiguities in the situation," said Robin Winks, a historian at Yale and the author of "Cloak and Gown".
However, even when the graph is rigid there may be ambiguities that give rise to more than one possible realization.
There may be ambiguities regarding whether joint pain may be from bleeding or arthritis, and in this situation an infusion may even be designated as for prophylaxis if that had been scheduled for that time.
Furthermore, what constitutes a question is not always clear: human speech does not come with explicit question marks, so the occurrence of a question may be ambiguous, and that ambiguity may serve the micro-political ends of the participants, allowing for such things as diplomatic corrections or soft directions.
There may be "strategic ambiguity" about its nuclear capability, but with its latest missile test, Iran has sent a decidedly unambiguous message that, if it were to have the warheads, it would definitely have the means to deliver them – with Israel within range.
