Sentence examples for Relatively unequivocal from inspiring English sources

We like to pretend that World War II also happened to be just that kind of war -- relatively unequivocal, politically, and more totalizing than subsequent wars have been.

It is noteworthy that a case with a clear history collapse while awake was one of two with a relatively unequivocal mutation.

Identification of favorable HLA factors in this cohort is particularly encouraging, as relatively few HLA alleles have unequivocal (consensus) effects in various investigations, especially in the era of highly active antiretroviral therapy [29].

In addition, the highly variable methodological quality of the studies, the small number of studies, and the relatively small patient samples hinder an unequivocal interpretation of findings.

Archaeologist Steven Mithen argues that the first unequivocal works of art appeared relatively recently, between 50,000 and 30,000 years ago.

A candidate gene approach is slow and relatively expensive, and has not so far yielded unequivocal positive results for any individual gene.

Nonetheless, at the relatively ripe old age of 65, I've come to the unequivocal realization that I am a girly man.

Because of the relatively deep root of the tree (~538 ybp), we could not achieve unequivocal posterior support for this root location (also see [ 18]).

To date, relatively few studies have examined the next-step treatment strategies for TRBD and no clear guidelines or unequivocal algorithms exist in order to inform clinicians on what to do when the first approved therapies fail.

In conclusion, immunohistochemical analysis of the expression of a panel of proteins in pretherapeutic biopsies from a relatively large series of patients with multimodally treated, locally advanced oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma did not reveal unequivocal predictive markers.

Whilst the clinical arguments (lower risk of dilution errors) supporting Aprokam over PFS are unequivocal, there remains some reluctance among budget-holders to adopt the licensed product available after consideration of the relatively higher acquisition costs associated with Aprokam.