My comparative historical narrative illustrates that public conflicts over islet allograft and xenograft render visible the ambiguity of our taken for granted boundaries concerning species difference, disciplinary knowledge, and risk management in transplantation surgery and experimentation.
Public controversies over islet allograft and xenograft render visible the ambiguity of our taken for granted boundaries concerning species difference, knowledge production, and risk management in transplantation surgery and experimentation.
When they take a human subject, it may express either an Experiencer or a Stimulus in the same grammatical position S24, rendering a potential ambiguity, as illustrated in 30 above, repeated here: (30) The dual meanings of 無聊 wuliao with intransitive S: 他很無聊 ta__hen__wuliao.
The transcript reveals a conversation soaked in ambiguity, and rendered in overwrought language.
But the result, she said, was something else: "a sanitized Bible, one rendered safe from all ambiguity and provocation".
Both claims may be partially true (70), an ambiguity that ultimately renders the test nonspecific for either claim.
The resulting ambiguity in the analysis renders it unacceptable as an approach to making decisions based on data without inherent order.
Since the control limits are intended to convey information about the process that generated the data, it is clear that this level of ambiguity in the analysis renders it unacceptable as an approach to making decisions based on the data.
I am not going to render a prediction about whether they will work, particularly given the ambiguities in South Carolina polling and the fact that the South as a whole has long been fertile territory for economic populism.
Digital design may well resolve the ambiguity problem, however, and allow indexing for history and context, rendering architecture allographic per Goodmanian criteria (S. Fisher 2000b).
