Sentence examples for theoretically ambiguous from inspiring English sources

The signs of these coefficients are theoretically ambiguous.

Hence, the effect on employee-financed training is theoretically ambiguous.

The source of this bargaining power, and as a result whether the wife or husband is favored, is theoretically ambiguous.

The effect of liberalization of migration has a theoretically ambiguous effect in terms of the selection of immigrants at different skill levels.

Multiple aspects of the unemployment benefit system are at issue, including the short- and long-term effects of the system and the appropriate balance of efficiency and equity considerations.1 In particular, the efficiency properties of unemployment benefits, in terms of employment stability, are theoretically ambiguous.

In the other interval an orthographically projected and therefore theoretically depth-ambiguous plw was presented without sound or paired with either looming or receding sounds.

Also, when genotypes are read, heterozygote genotypes could, theoretically, be more ambiguous, and therefore more likely to be scored as "missing," than homozygote genotypes.

The new formulation is less determinate and more contentious, for it relies on "meaning," an ambiguous and theoretically contentious notion.

Therefore, theoretically, price and quality behavior of hospitals is ambiguous.

Theoretically, the relationship between shocks and agricultural innovation adoption could be ambiguous.

But the meaning of language is preordained and theoretically immovable; even at their most arcane and nonsensical, lyrics are often the less ambiguous tool.