Sentence examples for could unequivocally from inspiring English sources

He believes minorities are often treated unfairly by the criminal justice system, and he says every inmate on death row should be able to use DNA testing, if doing so could unequivocally establish innocence or guilt.

"This could unequivocally cause death in patients who have not recently been using narcotics," said Dr. Robert G. Newman, former president of Beth Israel Medical Center in New York and an expert in addiction.

A pattern of sex-specific prey choice did not become apparent in our present study (i.e., at least those individuals we could unequivocally identify as males, as they were carrying clutches on their backs, did not show different patterns of prey selection).

Of the 330 antigens 68 could unequivocally be assigned to protein spots in the silver-stained gels.

Fig. 1B shows that we could unequivocally identify C20 4,n−6 (arachidonic acid or AA) and two n−3 PUFA peaks: C20 5,n−3 (eicosapentaenoic acid or EPA) and C22 6,n−3 (docosahexaenoic acid or DHA).

Lines that we could unequivocally assign to a certain 'fitness QTL genotype' were colour-coded.

However, the source could not "unequivocally" attribute the attack to a "Russian state actor".

A United Nations official, Matthias Behnke, told The Associated Press that he could not "unequivocally conclude" that a Palestinian rocket was responsible for the deaths.

"She couldn't unequivocally say that she would be unbiased," Judge Sullivan said after she had left the room, saying he would excuse her.

A United Nations spokesman said that the investigators, who visited the ruined home four weeks after the incident, could not "unequivocally conclude" that a Palestinian rocket was responsible.

The official, who was not cleared to discuss an attack that has roiled US politics and relations with Moscow, could not "unequivocally" attribute the attack to a "Russian state actor".