Sentence examples for some of the ambiguous from inspiring English sources

Our results resolve some of the ambiguous issues in Mustelidae phylogeny, whereas some phylogenetic relationships require confirmation by analyzing additional samples and character information, such as the precise position of Helictidinae.

We believe that the design of the FormularyScript contributed to some ambiguous and accuracy errors as up to three medications could be written on one FormularyScript, and having only one medication per page may reduced some of the ambiguous and accuracy errors.

He will be explaining to his attentive audience the meaning of some of the more ambiguous verses in the good book.

Iraq also took the occasion to deny again, in some of the least ambiguous terms it has used, that it possesses any banned nuclear, chemical or biological arms.

It's that some of the more ambiguous #MeToo experiences might seem more manageable, or maybe just more ridiculous — and certainly less insidious — than the subtler biases many of us have faced in how men think.

Some of those technologies inevitably made their way into the arsenal of law enforcement agencies here in the U.S., and that's how we get to some of the ethically ambiguous issues.

The "colors" that are the subject of debate are some of the most ambiguous colors that the brain processes.

Finally, because of the ambiguous nature of some interactions, it was difficult for us to draw conclusions regarding certain interactions.

To me, such images of the ambiguous edges of modern settlement are catalysts beyond labels.

I guess it's symbolic of the ambiguous nature of door work.

Some of the requirements were ambiguous, he said, and Mr. Hendrix was interpreting them so strictly "no manufacturer could have met that standard".