Some residents of Karbala expressed a more ambiguous view.
Some later texts seem ambiguous regarding the question whether or not Stoic conjunctions could have more than two conjuncts logically on a par.
The results were ambiguous regarding gender effects.
However, when the male abortionist is discussed, he tends to be regarded as a more ambiguous, highly charged figure, whose activities were potentially more morally and sexually suspect.
On the other hand, more ambiguous findings have been reported with regard to KRAS A146T mutation, although its activating power was strongly suggested by in vitro mutagenesis assays (Feig and Cooper, 1988) and confirmed by mutational screening analyses, performed on wide series of colorectal cancers (Edkins et al, 2006).
However, regarding the acute CNS effects, the available findings are more ambiguous, and raise the possibility, that, in cognitive tests, an adverse, acute effect on learning can mitigate the consequences of the activities on neuro-degeneration.
Research regarding critical factors that facilitate or impede effective communication practices yields more ambiguous results (c.f., Howe and Abedin 2013).
Most people, even if they're not always implementing best practices, have the basic information necessary to make-net positive decisions regarding their bodily energy, but emotional, social, and spiritual values can be a little more ambiguous.
Regarding information transmission, Johnson's model assumes that unequivocal pictures lead to larger amplitudes than more ambiguous pictures, as was found in the present results on P3.
With regard to the development of secondary ischemia, the relation seems more ambiguous.
