Sentence examples for comparatively unambiguous from inspiring English sources

While some chemical names - typically TRIVIAL names - are relatively short and possess comparatively unambiguous boundaries, chemical formulas and systematic names are descriptive terminologies whose productivity mirrors the infinite array of possible chemicals.

(emphasis added) The apparent objectivity of this numeric sign, with its comparatively unambiguous meaning, provided a means of counteracting her oncologist's dismissal of her subjective sense of dis-ease.

However, unlike the comparatively unambiguous examples from the leptin melanocortin pathway, the study of humans and mice with disruptions in FTO has not been a panacea for our understanding of FTO function.

"Let me be unambiguous.

The translation is unambiguous.

Comparatively well.

The polls are unambiguous.

Birth certificates are unambiguous.

The lump was unambiguous.

It seemed unambiguous.

The results are unambiguous.