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An accurate casting solidification model should be able to unequivocally consider these effects on hi determination.

The scientists were able to unequivocally measure the magnetic field amplification caused by this mechanism, demonstrating its existence.

In comparison, PCR-RFLP and dideoxy sequencing were neither able to unequivocally detect multiple genotype infections, nor quantify the relative concentrations of the alleles.

Some experts say that such limitations may hold true for other diseases, as well, and that genetics will not be able to unequivocally define and distinguish diseases.

In particular, we are able to unequivocally discriminate the characteristic spectral signatures of singly coordinated molybdenyl oxygen covering the topmost molybdenum layers from those of other oxygen centers that have very similar local environment and only differ by their spatial orientation in the crystal.

The development of the in silico approach led to the creation of a novel dichotomous key which was able to unequivocally identify the eight potato S-RNase alleles already known and eventually detect putative alleles when the size and/or the restriction pattern of the amplicons were different from those predicted.

This should not be cause for concern, as Administration officials will be able to state unequivocally that they expected the drop.

He knew he'd get blasted for citing the Enquirer on the day of the Indiana primary, but he also knew the press wouldn't be able to state unequivocally that he is wrong.

Our results were not able to conclude unequivocally whether organochlorines are involved in fetal loss.

By comparing ADHD traits between the SHR and the Wistar Kyoto (WKY) reference strain, Terje was able to establish unequivocally a genetic basis for ADHD traits in the SHR [ 1], mRNA expression profiles in the brain [ 2], the genetics of intra-individual variability [ 3, 4] and the effects of methylphenidate on dopamine transporter density [ 3, 4].

But it does not investigate the most fundamental issue: Are the Palestinian people and (more important) their leadership willing and able to recognize Israel unequivocally as an independent Jewish state?