Sentence examples for structurally ambiguous from inspiring English sources
This summation over possible structures was particularly important for our ClosingBp grammar, which is structurally ambiguous [38]: Closing base-pairs of stems can evolve under either a regular base-pair model or a special substitution model estimated from the closing base-pairs of ribosomal RNA (see "Patterns of nucleotide substitution in non-coding RNA").
What follows is structurally ambiguous, but includes staggering degrees of violence in partnering: on several occasions one dancer hurls another to the floor with alarming force.
An anticipatory effect of syntactic priming in processing of structurally ambiguous sentences.
We can also have structurally ambiguous names like 'the New New York Public Library'.
According to a second line of interpretation, a proposition is indeterminate in the relevant sense if the result of embedding it in some context is structurally ambiguous.
In addition, the generation of more foraging errors in structurally ambiguous call sequences (which were less strongly indicative of high or low preference foods) indicated that the information extracted from the stimuli sequences was influencing the foraging decisions of the receivers.
Structurally, the book is also rather ambiguous.
In many cases, the size, number, and polarity of smaller indel events were ambiguous because multiple indels often overlapped in structurally variable regions.
Case in point: Every Breath, a structurally odd tale of rich kids exploiting a gender-ambiguous security guard, which Andrews wrote and directed for Belvoir in 2012, and on to which critics poured a bucket of bile.
