In truth, only time will tell whether the Durban Platform delivers on its promise or turns out to be another "Bali Roadmap," leading nowhere, but there is a key unambiguous consequence of this development.
We have to presume that the referee, Steven McLean, and his assistant, Frank Connor, also did not see the ball strike the Inverness defender's hand, since the clear, unambiguous consequence was to award a penalty kick.
It's true that stopping Saddam's tyranny is the most heartening and unambiguous consequence of the war in Iraq.
So, with such uncertainty, what's the "unambiguous consequence" of Durban that I refer to in the title of this essay?
Unacceptable behavior needs to be clarified, along with appropriate and unambiguous consequences.
However, in some cases the changes had unambiguous consequences for gene expression and could therefore be predictive of, for example, cancer phenotypes.
Theory, therefore, does not provide an unambiguous answer as to the efficiency consequences of works councils either.
While it is not illegal to sell escolar in the US, and this is not an unambiguous case of economic fraud, the potential consequences of this mislabeling are clearly troubling.
Most important, the quantitative information on the inherent thermodynamics of SO SA interactions emerging from these studies will permit an unambiguous interpretation of the changes of the chiral recognition characteristics occurring as a consequence of mobile phase modifications.
An advantage of quantitative methods is an unambiguous representation.
