Other features of the fossils, however, are difficult to interpret unequivocally (Mallatt et al. 2003; Shu and Morris 2003) and are taken by some to indicate links with hemichordates (Shu et al. 1996b) or vertebrates (Donoghue and Purnell 2009; Mallatt and Chen 2003).
In addition, the inclusion of the large number of rare transcripts in Ensembl significantly increased program runtime and made validation events much more challenging to interpret unequivocally.
However, only the sex difference located in the anterior genu subregions could be unequivocally interpreted.
Each of these methodologies has its own advantages and drawbacks [1], but none of them is able to derivatise aldoses, ketoses and uronic acids at the same time without inducing any degradation, or producing chromatograms too complex to be unequivocally interpreted.
Some genetic variants can be unequivocally interpreted as pathogenic or normal variants on the basis of extensive clinical experience [ 25].
Sound-based patient monitoring appears close at hand, but a few questions remain before such methods can be confidently deployed and their data unequivocally interpreted.
Problems of diagnosis arose when patient data could not be unequivocally interpreted, especially when the patient's complaints were not substantiated by diagnostic tests, the patient had a rare or complex, multi-faceted disease, or the internist lacked specific knowledge.
We found that triangular shaped landforms develop along a major fold back-limb, the Mt. Lama western slope, making it possible to unequivocally interpret these as flatirons.
However, it is difficult to interpret these results unequivocally as arising from a specific photosystem.
It is difficult to unequivocally interpret levels of tissue-specific specific transcript between wild type embryos and embryos with severe developmental defects.
