Sentence examples for remaining ambiguity from inspiring English sources
But the United Nations data, if accurate, would undercut that claim and appear to erase some of the remaining ambiguity.
The chart erases any remaining ambiguity about whether NCRR itself would still exist, as every part of it (except the director's office) has a designated new home.
Overall, ignoring stereochemistry information gave the largest ambiguity reduction (median decrease of 13.7 percentage points), but the remaining ambiguity between databases was still considerable (median 25.4 %).
The largest reductions were seen for disregarding stereochemistry and small fragments (median ambiguity reduction of 13.7 and 4.9 percentage points, respectively), but the remaining ambiguity was still considerable.
The remaining ambiguity in the chemical structure of graphene oxide (GO) inspires new research, but also gives rise to numerous misconceptions that are based on the misinterpretation of experimental data.
If one assumes that mentality can be associated only with certain decohering structures of great complexity, this might have the advantage of further reducing the remaining ambiguity about the preferred 'basis' (see Matthew Donald's website on 'A Many-Minds Interpretation of Quantum Theory', referenced in the Other Internet Resources).
While emphasizing that "no doubts remain regarding this matter," Mr. Sharifi, a cleric, also said that the murder charge against Ms. Ashtiani was currently being "revised" because of remaining "ambiguities".
The remaining ambiguities form natural clusters C ( t - δ : t ), ν ⊂ S P for δ + 1 frames and ν flies.
Step 3 Resolve the remaining ambiguities on the L1 frequency using the LAMBDA method and repeat the entire process from Step 1 to obtain the remaining integer ambiguities (bar{B}_{1}).
This paper reviews the architecture of RyRs and its implication for function, as well as the remaining ambiguities and missing links.
The developed NLEIS characterization method permitted to resolve several remaining ambiguities in interpretation of low-frequency linear impedance experimental results for microparticles' suspensions.
