Sentence examples for although unambiguous from inspiring English sources

We only examined one measure of the success (or otherwise) of the arthroplasty time to revision which is a crude although unambiguous measure.

Although unambiguous species-level assignment is difficult using the 16S rDNA fragment lengths of 600 bp that were obtained, this analysis enabled the selection of suitable FISH probes for verification of the sequencing results.

Although unambiguous experimental status of computationally implicated variants is critical to vetting analytic strategies, ambiguous (or absent) results for variants with strong computational "signal" provide candidates for future experimental studies.

Although unambiguous evidence for the interaction between prednisolone and CsA is lacking [ 38– 40], the effect on bioavailability was attributed to a prednisolone dose in this study and not to time post-transplantation. Yet, to draw conclusions on this matter, CsA PK in the absence of prednisolone should be compared.

Although unambiguous detection of phage contamination at early stages of infection may be difficult when using traditional methods, a newly developed technology of electric bio-chips allows for early detection of bacteriophages in bacterial cultures, even a few bacterial generations before they cause visible lysis of host cells [ 10- 13].

Although several unambiguous BOC tracking algorithms are present in the literature, only BJ and DE have been used as comparison terms.

Therefore, both isolates can be named as N. otitidiscaviarum, although an unambiguous identification to the species level will require additional molecular biological and phenotyping experiments.

Although no unambiguous explanation for a higher incidence of upper lip cancers among females can be given, differences in exposure factors, particularly increasing prevalence of tobacco smoking among females from the early 1960's until 1980, may have contributed [ 28].

With the Senkakus, America has been unambiguous: although it takes no position on sovereignty, they are administered by Japan and hence fall under its protection.

Although no completely unambiguous examples are known, evidence supporting the good genes hypothesis is accumulating, primarily through the discovery of male traits that are simultaneously preferred by females and correlated with increased offspring survival.

Finally, evidence for gene-flow was unambiguous although mainly asymmetrical from the B. azoricus to B. puteoserpentis.