Sentence examples for decide unambiguously from inspiring English sources

A first step in managing GC is the use of protocols that allow physicians and nurses to decide unambiguously how much insulin should be administered.

This ambiguity is allowed in this phase as, until all clusters are available, there is not enough information to decide unambiguously for the best cluster assignment.

Whether similar features in different organisms are homologous or analogous or simply accidental cannot always be decided unambiguously, but the distinction must be made in order to determine phylogenetic relationships.

Since the majority of putative CDK phosphorylation sites can be found in this region (Supplementary Figure S5B), we decided to unambiguously map the phosphorylation site that regulates the interaction with Dpb11.

Finally, cryptogenic species were those for which there was insufficient information to unambiguously decide whether they were introduced or native.

See related research by Bendel et al., http://ccforum.com/content/12/5/R126 The expression 'enough is enough' refers to the idea that we can unambiguously decide on what is sufficient in life.

In both the 1960 and 1968 presidential elections the popular votes were squeakers, yet the College unambiguously decided the outcomes.

The government had unambiguously decided to lay off the blasphemy laws after Mr Taseer's murder, its ministers hinting privately that it was a hornets' nest best left untouched.

Obviously the United States is not going to consider this factor as it decides on policies unambiguously affecting the fundamental security of the American people.

According to Marsina, it "can hardly be unambiguously decided whether Pribina was prince of a greater tribe or of two or three smaller joined tribes".

Therefore, another aim of the numerical optimization is to decide which time constants can be unambiguously determined (with a small error in multiple wells/plates), and which have no role (and could be set to 0).