John himself is ambiguous about "ambiguous".
85.5% of the reads (2545/2975; Table 1) could be mapped to a unique location in the Brown Norway rat genome using BLAT [ 15], resulting in the automated identification of nearly 5,000 ambiguous nucleotide positions (potential polymorphisms).
Don't get me wrong: Martin's characters aren't nearly as morally ambiguous as many would make out.
With his shaved head, Paul Shaffer, the David Letterman foil, looked nearly as age-ambiguous playing piano behind Adam Sandler on the comedian's "Hallelujah" parody during the "12-12-12" as he did playing in the "Saturday Night Live" house band in the late '70s.
Furthermore, the SNP method eliminated nearly all of the ambiguous regions detected by the STRP markers and only detected an additional four new ambiguous regions; the high density of SNP markers significantly cleaned up the data and removed nearly all ambiguity.
Mr. Graham has given the Virgin ambiguous features, nearly as multicultural as Los Angeles itself -- a Caucasian nose, Asian eyes, African lips, thick American Indian hair.
Ambiguous word categorizations on pulsed movements are nearly 140 ms longer than ambiguous word categorizations on nonpulsed movements, while concrete categorizations on pulsed movements are increased only 70 ms from concrete word categorizations on nonpulsed movement.
The oracle (operated by a concealed priest or priestess) was so ambiguous it could nearly never be proved wrong.
This increase in RT is nearly twice as large for ambiguous words as for concrete words indicating that the pulse itself does cause a differential interference on the categorization, however, this trend did not reach significance (p>0.1).
A limitation of the model by Driessen et al. (2004, 2005a) is its ambiguous behavior in (nearly) equibiaxial loading conditions, because in these cases the principal loading directions cannot be determined uniquely.
Nothing ambiguous about that.
