Ambiguities concern a word form with more than one distinct (exclusive) meaning; for example must which could express either obligation or probability and the addressee then has to adopt one meaning or the other.
Dot-bracket notation representing RNA stem-loop structure of some examples of miRNA loci, generating more than one distinct duplex from the same precursor.
When you research online reputation management websites (the best-known example is Reputation.com), you quickly learn that they offer one, distinct service known in the industry as "suppression".
For example, you'd pay 30,000 yuan to register for one distinct, 60,000 yuan for one city, 300,000 yuan for one province.
The results of this study, for example, point toward a dysbalance of a functional system rather than the dysfunction of one distinct brain region.
One would expect that, usually, one distinct transcript would lead to one distinct primary translation product.
For example if you searched for a movie, like Pulp Fiction, you'll see images, a plot summary, basic info, reviews, and ads for how to watch the film, all stored in one distinct rectangle.
The example code herein has been checked to ensure it runs in both 8.0.1 and 8.3.18, but the two have one distinct difference important to mention.
The Seahawks have two distinct examples from which to glean information.
It is computed by forming all possible pairs of subjects whose outcomes are distinct (for example, one case and one control) and by tallying the number of pairs in which the subject with higher observed risk also has a higher risk predicted by the risk factor, or risk model, of interest [ 40].
