Sentence examples for cannot be unequivocal from inspiring English sources

Because of these ambiguities, interpretation with respect to semiquinone binding and selection of models for quantum calculation cannot be unequivocal.

As neither hexaploid bread wheat, nor its tetraploid or diploid progenitors, possesses a fully-sequenced genome, we cannot be unequivocal about the number of GA 2-ODD genes present in wheat.

The opposite case, that is, lack of correlation between annual environmental changes and annual changes in mean population, cannot be taken as unequivocal evidence for genetic change because there are several alternative explanations.

Even the defense of reductionism in ecology using IBMs can with so many attendant qualifiers that it cannot be regarded as an unequivocal endorsement.

Because there cannot be any simple and unequivocal answer to this question, the SRLF Ethics Commission is offering ethical reflections on end-of-life signs and symptoms in the intensive care setting, and on the use of neuromuscular blockade in this context, with presentations on the subject by two philosophers and members of the SRLF Ethics Commission, Ms Lise Haddad and Prof Dominique Folscheid.

In less than 3% of cases an unequivocal classification cannot be assigned and the result is reported as indeterminate.

However, since DAB-labeled distal dendritic segments of CR cells also show fine filopodial processes at the tips of spine-like appendages closely ensheathing synaptic boutons (compare Fig.  8c1, c2 with c3), an unequivocal decision cannot be made on the ultrastructural features alone.

International law is unequivocal: torture is a crime against humanity and cannot be left unpunished.

Although blood group studies cannot be used to prove paternity, they can provide unequivocal evidence that a male is not the father of a particular child.

Unfortunately, photoperiod is a function of latitude; consequently, an unequivocal separation between neutral and environmental models cannot be done.

"The significance of the unequivocal identification of progesterone from a higher plant cannot be overstated," said Guido F. Pauli at the University of Illinois at Chicago.