Sentence examples for substantial ambiguities from inspiring English sources

Since the ISCT-proposed criteria were published in 2006, some advances have been performed in an attempt to decrease substantial ambiguities in MSC definition and verification.

There remains "substantial ambiguity on a number of important questions about the federal taxation of virtual currencies," they write.

This argument is certainly not without persuasive power, and it would perhaps be controlling if there were substantial ambiguity in the language Congress had enacted.

The latter has shown how the substantial ambiguity of the philosophy and dialectic of Hegel can be resolved only when its claim to be able to solve all problems on a theoretical level and to achieve a "circular" decisiveness in its arguments which violates the conditioning specificity of historical facts is refuted.

For NMs, there remains substantial ambiguity as regards the most relevant exposure metric [4, 46 48].

We first document substantial ambiguity in the two administrative participation variables and show that they disagree with each other almost as often as they disagree with self-reported participation.

The fact that there is substantial ambiguity in the dating of the duplicates in duplicated segments suggests that the most recent large-scale duplication event reported here for Vitis might have occurred in close proximity to the Vitis speciation event.

Substantial ambiguity currently exists around the evolutionary relationship between the Z and W chromosomes.

Substantial ambiguity with respect to the actual molecular mechanisms responsible for antigen triggering of T cells remains.

2) There seems to be excessive discussion about family 3 despite substantial ambiguity regarding the etiology of disease.

Substantial ambiguity exists in mutation event ordering, as orderings are often informed only by branching events in the tree.