Sentence examples for were not unambiguous from inspiring English sources

The effects of the amount of information were not unambiguous.

The effects of the amount of information, however, were not unambiguous and it remains unclear what the ideal amount of quality information to be presented would be.

Interestingly, the observed effects were not unambiguous: no clinically relevant effects could be confirmed for clinical pathways concerning the rate of discharge to home when compared to standard care.

The two sets of kana characters are limited as are other syllabaries in that they are not unambiguous; kanji are unambiguous but are very complex visually.

Wright tries to order events to fit his sense of justice — or, more accurately, his sense of the impossibility of justice — and when the moral is not unambiguous enough he inserts a speech.

"But the results are not unambiguous.

However, this effect is not unambiguous and is not clearly and uniquely explained in literature.

However, in the case of GaAsBi, the effect of annealing is not unambiguous.

The effects of increasing wind-barrier height are not unambiguous, as they are simultaneously influenced by the aerodynamic shape of bridge decks as well.

The results of the present study are not unambiguous with regard to the influence of the substratum material (titanium vs. zirconia) on bacterial adhesion.

It should be noted that the revealing of the cubic phase in this case was fraught with many difficulties and quantitatively is not unambiguous.