Sentence examples for so more ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Once the commissions had been "redeemed," was the hope that we'd all look away, so more ambiguous ones could be shuffled through them?

While research has shown that practitioners have some ability to identify abuse in extreme cases, they are less able to do so in more ambiguous situations [ 6].

The e-mail case is, so far, a more ambiguous tangle.

I wanted a character who is more ambiguous, so that I can relate to him.

The discrimination between bitter laughs and forced (non-spontaneous or social) laughs was more ambiguous, so that the context might be influencing.

The phone calls are not discussed so that they feel more ambiguous and ominous.

I. Marlene King and the writers have also left so many significant details and much more ambiguous and it feels like so much of Emily's life is incomplete.

But great battles — political or military — sometimes cloak small skirmishes that end with more ambiguous results, and so it was in Berlin.

We also evaluated anti-EBNA1 IgA without the more ambiguous group (0.10⩽OD405<0.20), so that a clean, positive group (OD405⩾0.20) was compared with a clean, negative group (OD405<0.10).

The effect of sliding window is to filter out the bias caused by sequencing process, because sequencing bias makes the frequency of repeat and nonrepeat more ambiguous to determine, so large sequencing bias may result in short contigs or misassembly.

Inspection of the resulting alignment and model showed that while the NBD, HD1 and WH domains (217 632) were clearly homologous between NOD2 and NLRC4, the rest of the exon, which forms HD2 and part of the LRR domain in NLRC4, showed a more ambiguous alignment and so was not considered further.