End-of-life treatment often has a kind of studied ambiguity to it, and such was the case with Ms. Scott.
In this study, ambiguity sequence was used for further analysis.
"The Eridanus superbubble is perhaps the only one for which this can be done because of its proximity and its away-from-the-galactic-plane location, which make it easy to study with no ambiguity from other foreground or background objects along the line of sight". It was formed by the explosions of at least three previous generations of stars that formed in or near the current Orion stars.
With much help from Adams and Benjamin Franklin, he created a new vision of these principles with many contrived ambiguities, studied evasions and deliberate omissions on contested questions.
While Graham Greene continued the powerful merging of thriller plots with studies of moral and psychological ambiguity that he had developed through the 1930s, his Roman Catholicism loomed especially large in novels such as The Heart of the Matter (1948) and The End of the Affair (1951).
Dr Benjamin Hippen, a transplant nephrologist with the Carolinas medical centre in North Carolina, US, has studied successes, deficiencies and the ambiguities of the Iranian system.
I sought clarification of gaps or ambiguities in the notes, and discussed preliminary interpretations with both my field assistants and during subsequent visits with study participants.
Mitterrand: A Study in Ambiguity.
Patsalis et al. (2002) studied 12 mosaic 46,X/46,XY patients with Turner syndrome trails or sexual ambiguities and 4/12 had Y chromosome microdeletions.
Limitations of this study include ambiguities with regard to the reported design and analysis of the study, increased surveillance of exposed veterans, reclassifica-tion of exposure status at prostate cancer diagnosis, self-report of exposure status after diagnosis, inconsistencies in tables and results, as well as unclear standardization of Gleason scores and clinical staging.
