Sentence examples for lacked unambiguous from inspiring English sources

After removing 412 (52.7%) genes from their list because they lacked unambiguous annotations or were duplicate cDNAs, we determined that ∼31 (23 up and 8 down) of our markers could be categorized as shared between the two studies.

Only two of the 24 chromosomal ends lacked unambiguous CL14 or CL34 signals on somatic metaphase chromosomes.

However, all of these studies lacked unambiguous discrimination between fully ingested particles and those loosely attached to the external cell surface.

Taken together, our results from the phylogenetic analysis suggest that the sponge Rhodopsins lacked unambiguous orthologous relationships to any of the known human subfamilies (see Figure  2).

First, the systems lack unambiguous definitions of sustainability.

King et al. (2011) conclude that trackways lacking unambiguous evidence of digits are now open to question, especially those from the Devonian when sarcopterygian fishes were diverse and abundant.

However, nearly 40% of genes differentially expressed between diabetic rats correspond to ESTs and predicted genes, which lack unambiguous annotation but represent attractive DN candidates, in particular when they map to rat chromosomal regions conserved with DN susceptibility loci.

How did Mr. Giuliani respond to former Navy secretary John Lehman's claims that the city lacked an "unambiguous command system"?

The two budgets he has overseen so far have lacked an unambiguous thrust for growth, despite some welcome initiatives.

Economic theory lacks an unambiguous prescription for policymakers.

As we lack further unambiguous markers to clearly distinguish the mitochondrial compartment, we therefore prefer to not consider the contribution of this compartment from our NAF gradients.