Sentence examples similar to an unambiguous selection from inspiring English sources

While we understand the distinction intended by Cal-State, we are not persuaded that appellate review of a contract interpretation issue can be properly analogized to review of an unambiguous forum selection clause.

This usage not only makes the determination of Watson and Crick unambiguous, but also allows unambiguous selection of reference stands for genomics.

Using a multi-species designed microarray, a genomic DNA-based selection of probesets provided an unambiguous between-genotype comparison.

An initial selection process identified probesets that map to an unambiguous location in the human genome; tscIDs were mapped to rsIDs, for which genomic locations can be found in Ensembl.

Nevertheless, this pilot project proved to be a valued attempt to achieve more innovative and sustainable public procurement – as a first step, giving an unambiguous signal to the industry that this type of selection will be part of future tenders.

My answer is always an unambiguous "Yes!" A recently published paper illustrates a dramatic episode of selection that happened in China a mere 50 years ago, the effects of which continue to reverberate through Chinese society.

Since not all single microstates (clusters) are expected to possess an unambiguous physiologically interpretation, for example assigned by the RK staging rules, perfect model selection was not deemed necessary.

An advantage of quantitative methods is an unambiguous representation.

P. called "an unambiguous deceleration" since last May.

The answer was an unambiguous yes.

— now appears to have an unambiguous answer.