Sentence examples for almost unambiguously from inspiring English sources

Denser urban form would almost unambiguously mitigate climate change, but it would also lead to undesired effects, such as a higher proportion of urban dwellers affected by air pollution.

A detailed electron microscope investigation of impact craters (100 1000μm diameters) has identified that most are residue-rich and by digitised x-ray elemental mapping and semi-quantitative micro-spot analysis the original precursor composition of the impactor can almost unambiguously be identified.

Speaking of which, one of the few (almost) unambiguously bright spots in our report is the "Women Prevail" trend.

Because the mtDNA haplogroups and sub-haplogroups have a strong and extensively studied geographic association e.g., [5], it is possible to identify almost unambiguously the ancestry of most haplotypes [15].

The reviewed studies showed almost unambiguously that pharmaceutical marketing had a significant and positive influence on prescribing.

It was notable that the 5' and 3' ends of the introns aligned almost unambiguously and that this alignment confidence decayed rapidly once outside of the regions usually associated with the intron splicing sequences.

In Congressional testimony and speeches, Mr. Greenspan has left economists and investors scratching their heads by seeming to assert that the increase in the growth rate of productivity -- almost universally considered to be the most unambiguously positive development in the nation's recent economic history -- is now to be blamed for causing inflation.

Saddam's record is unambiguously horrific, but the issue of a military offensive is almost uniquely complex as a matter of timing and strategy.

In these conditions, both feature-matching and block-matching methods fail, since it is almost impossible to unambiguously recognize similar areas or features between the two acquired images [12].

The smallest measurement duration where we can unambiguously identify almost every coincidence peak (with the maximum acceptable total loss calculated above) is 100 ms.15 In LEO, the velocity of the CubeSat is so large that the optical path length between the OGS and satellite can change by as much as ≈6 km/s.

With the unprecedented level of statistical sensitivity provided by the high degree of replication, we show unambiguously that almost the entire plant genome (97 to 99% of all detectable genes) undergoes transcriptional modulation in response to infection and genetic variation.