Dilger [ 11] argues that conceptions of socialization have been rendered ambiguous by globalization, modernity and AIDS messages.
But the injunction to 'screen now, not later' can additionally counteract tendencies to delay and render ambiguous screening timelines.
From our perspective, fatalism could be a factor that influences men to procrastinate and render ambiguous screening schedules and activities.
Randomized matrices S take significantly more iterations for clustering, since many minima are almost equal regarding the target function, rendering solutions ambiguous.
In the paintings, made for patrons or for public view, the facial expressions and physical postures are becalmed — normalized, balanced, rendered less ambiguous or less extreme, made more nobly serene, more immediately describable.
When an automatic substitution is deemed scientifically appropriate, the provider's prescription records will be rendered either ambiguous or inaccurate, depending on the identity of the dispensed product.
However, the terms PRO and outcome are ambiguous, rendering it difficult to determine PRO constructs.
Interestingly, the HoxD9b sequences in percomorphs are highly divergent, rendering the alignment ambiguous for variable regions in exon 1.
Limiting the number of dimensions explored simultaneously can render experimental results ambiguous with regard to the identity of the variable(s) responsible for the behavioral effects of a given manipulation (Fig. 2 and Movies S1,S2).
More problematically, Thrasymachus' glorification of tyranny renders retroactively ambiguous his slogan, 'Justice is the advantage of the stronger'.
This inclusive and consistent database renders sometimes ambiguous or amorphous bodies of evidence concrete, and highlights some of the most promising avenues for continued research by schizophrenia geneticists.
