Sentence examples for real ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Lester et al. (2011b) argued that a limitation of previous work with children is that none of these studies actually used a "live" stress task to assess children's actual behaviour and performance, and they set out to address this void by including a real ambiguous situation to measure children's behavioural avoidance.

This approach rests on the assumption that real ambiguous tag sites are expected to have more sequence tags in the local vicinity, whereas the incorrect sites for the same ambiguous tags are expected to have fewer numbers of co-located tags (Faulkner et al., 2008; Hashimoto et al., 2009).

With their pale translucent skin, her mutant gargoyles are creepily real and ambiguous: transsexual, transracial, even transspecies.

Because we were using differential alternative splice junction expression as a proxy for differential isoform expression, we excluded splice junctions inside DE genes to disambiguate real from ambiguous differential alternative splicing due to differential gene expression.

During a large part of the twentieth century, fu poetry was harshly criticized by Chinese scholars as excessively ornate, lacking in real emotion, and ambiguous in its moral messages.

It may be, for instance, that CD-high-CU children do not fail to understand others' cognitive perspective in the context of an empirical task, but, in ambiguous real life situations, the interplay of various interactive, dispositional and situational factors might make them fail to do so.

He has no memory of the picture being taken, giving this record of real time action an ambiguous air.

It would be more exciting and more real – but also more ambiguous – than this nicely written but ultimately boorish and confected conspiracy tale.

Staten Island's special misfortune is to exist at a point where somewhat ambiguous but real corporate crime helped to provide a market opportunity for straight-ahead drug-cartel crime.

(Ms. Washburn is associated with the downtown theater company the Civilians and the theater collective 13P, which originally produced "The Internationalist".) She has a real flair for wry, ambiguous dialogue.

The implications of the midterm seismic changes were regarded as ambiguous in real time.