Sentence examples for present ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Thus the genetic evidence in favour of GRM3 is at present ambiguous.

Additionally, Santor and colleagues [ 8] and Obermeier and colleagues [ 36] recommended rescaling the PANSS options as option 7 is rarely endorsed and some options present ambiguous definitions.

The clone distribution for all the clones on the array is presented in a Venn diagram according to their detection in oocytes of one, two, or three species based on a three level score (present, ambiguous, absent) (Fig. 1A).

The current literature regarding the role of IL-33 in IBD is at present ambiguous, at best; however, it may reflect another example of an innate-type cytokine that possesses multiple functions depending on the immunological status and genetic susceptibility of the host.

Mr. Creach presented ambiguous changes of behavior patterns in "A History of Private Life," for Maurice Fraga, Olase Freeman, Paul Matteson, Lionel Popkin, Raymond Robinson and Peter Schmitz.

The sequences used for the evaluation were captured in natural conditions, and the images often presented ambiguous situations from a human point of view.

Based on two case studies (an agricultural biotechnology and an oil and gas company) with supporting data collected from key stakeholders, we argue that sustainable development pressures have increased complexities and presented ambiguous challenges that many current environmental management techniques cannot adequately address.

Both parties, the ruling socialist (PSOE) and right-wing Popular (PP) has presented ambiguous measures to solve the housing issue.

However, many of the studies presented ambiguous or insufficient criteria for clinical objective response.

Less than 6% of the reads presented ambiguous bases occurring over less than 1% of the sequence.

The doctors interviewed in your article present the ambiguous message that multiples are risky but "twins are not such a risky bet because most are healthy".