Sentence examples for may become ambiguous from inspiring English sources

When MIRU patterns are considered, SpolDB4 families that are well-supported by spoligotype signatures may become ambiguous, or allow subdivision/merging of the families.

Typical DIA-friendly species are homoleptic binaries of at least one sp element: CO, HF2−, NO3−, NO2, NH4+, CrO42−, BF4−, SF6, SnCl62−, CuCl42−, RuO4, AuI4−…; or solids with a homoleptic periodic bonding unit: KBr, SiC, AlCl3, SnCl2, etc. DIA of compounds of three or more elements may become ambiguous, with the limitations discussed in Appendix D of Ref. [ 14].

While the above analyses facilitate relatively straightforward bite diagnoses based on geography, this situation may become more ambiguous in the near future.

The above definitions of innovation knowledge may be relatively simple and consistent when applied to technology adoption by individuals, while they become ambiguous when applied to the organisational setting in which the process is complex and contested.

But with e-waste all the old ecological dogmas start to become ambiguous.

Life seems dour until only moves to 6 and matters become ambiguous.

A limitation is that the results become ambiguous and relies on linear assumptions and orthogonal transformations.

The role and function of an individual actor in the modern UXC environment has become ambiguous.

Under such conditions, some sequence tags might be mis-mapped or become ambiguous tags.

If under this system we can't take care of sick people or people who may become sick at some ambiguous future date, insurance not doing its job.

However, in situations of high ambiguous uncertainty, a broader and more inclusive reflection on the guiding norms may become vital for the acceptability and overall success of the innovation.