Sentence examples for even more unambiguous from inspiring English sources
The present study therefore has rendered even more unambiguous the importance of the SNPs in this region of GABRB2 with respect to isoform expressions and the etiologies of the two major psychotic disorders.
Propagation and interrogation of tumours from these clones in iNOS knockout mice should provide an even more unambiguous assessment of the contribution of tumour cell-derived iNOS.
In view of their collective ecological importance and potential community interactions, the unambiguous delimitation of species becomes even more urgent.
The movie closes with American troops arriving in Kurdish territory — the one area where they enjoyed an unambiguous welcome — not just with proclamations of peace but with something even more profound.
I can't be any more unambiguous than that.
"Football's contribution is more unambiguous," he continued.
Though the facts remain fuzzy, the moral aspect could hardly be more unambiguous.
