However, the results from this statistical experiment are rather unambiguous: after operating the fractures of the femoral neck with implant A or implant B and testing the constructs for fixation stability, the related sample correlation was 0.953 when using donor pairs.
There are many who would argue, however, that the scale of the economy that links the likes of Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Hull and Newcastle is rather less important than the more unambiguous growth achieved by smaller urban centres in the south of England.
MLST provides sequence-based, and thus unambiguous, results, but is rather expensive.
There had been moments before when Turks defied the military, but the 2007 protests that put the military on the defensive and helped pave the way for Gul's presidency were a rather unambiguous indication that Turks would no longer submit to the military, no matter how often they were told it was in their interests.
The major limitation in our study was that the nutritional support in individual patients was rather heterogeneous despite the unambiguous feeding protocol.
However, in a rather unambiguous reference to the competition, CEO Heath Clarke states that "We encourage directory assistance and free 411 companies that are interested in using our intellectual property to enter into licensing agreements with Local.com".
But I dispute some of his rather unambiguous assertions about the law and corporate perspective.
Even the term 'life-limiting' is not unambiguous, since for some it implies limitation of ability rather than lifespan.
The answer is an unambiguous no.
There is one unambiguous benefit: labor productivity.
The distinction is equally unambiguous here.
