But in my view the empirical evidence — although it is somewhat ambiguous — mostly argues against this idea.
The semi-logical fallacies mostly trade on ambiguous middle terms and are therefore also logical fallacies, but their detection requires extra-logical knowledge including that of the senses of terms[4] and knowledge of the subject matter (Bk. III, §2); they include, among others, the fallacies of ambiguity, and division and composition.
Of the 203 assignments, 11 are somewhat ambiguous, mostly due to the fact that the allelic ratios of unbalanced high polypsomies (i.e., AAAB or AAAAB) begin to approach the ratio of a single copy number impacted by background effects.
The questionnaire was pretested in October 2012 at three different colleges in Nepal with 100 participants, after which small changes to the questionnaire were made, mostly relating to ambiguous language compromising understanding and allowing participants the opportunity to provide individual comments.
Extensive regions of ambiguous alignment mostly corresponding to known expansion regions remained in 18S and 28S after alignment.
For the 5% of trajectories that had ambiguous features (mostly occurring at the intermediate DNA damage level), we discarded these trajectories from further analysis.
Even though these terms are ambiguous, we mostly have a clear idea of what we are talking about when we say "developing countries".
Although a comparison of the two versions is beyond the scope of this study, a preliminary analysis indicates very few differences between the two, mostly found in an ambiguous region of our sequence.
The picture has its juicy, extravagant moments, like a glimpse of a Hasidic Jew (Peter Appel) being spanked by a large, sexually ambiguous prostitute, but mostly it consists of stilted dialogue from the Off Broadway metaphysical school.
Nevertheless, recent reviews mostly classify them as somewhat ambiguous and complex, mainly because of the heterogeneity of conceptual developments within each field.
