Further, in comparison to IFAT, the ELISA provided a higher sensitivity and more unambiguous results.
For phylogenetic analyses we used the concatenated amino acid dataset of all protein-coding genes previously used by Fahrein et al. [ 36]; amino acid sequences were choosen since a more conservative and more unambiguous alignment was possible.
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When cameras and tape recorders are switched off, the balaclava falls and the discussions of "culture" and trampled rights make way for the more unambiguous denunciations of fucking taigs (Catholics) and fucking huns (Protestants).
It would be hard to find more unambiguous victims of the housing bust and its thousand cascading effects.
Comparing with state-of-the-art robust triangulation strategies, the proposed method can consistently identify more reliable inliers and hence, reconstruct more unambiguous 3D points with higher accuracy than existing methods.
The Danish state shows continuous ambition in RE policies, leading to the 100%-by-2050 target, and an ever more unambiguous steering role for the state as the market approach was deemed 'insufficient' to reach ambitious goals on its own.
The above-mentioned studies provide strong evidence for assuming that the OFC is in some way involved in intuitive judgments of coherence that is, when the detection of meaning is difficult to grasp and no other, more unambiguous features can be used to help.
Of this way of distinguishing right from wrong, he asks, "How is this any different from confusing the difference between white and black?"[28] A more unambiguous example of "pulling" comes from the famous dialogue between Mencius and King Xuan in section 1A7 of the Mencius.
In contrast to the philosophical debate, differences between WLPT and EUT in legislation and daily medical practice are more unambiguous [ 7– 10].
