Sentence examples for preparing unambiguous from inspiring English sources

Behavioral modeling tasks are identified to provide a basis for preparing unambiguous representation of software product data processing tasks.

The present Editorial provides background and context to a newly developed checklist for submissions to Biochemical Pharmacology that is intended to be clear, logical, useful and unambiguous in assisting authors in preparing manuscripts and in facilitating the peer review process.

Health messages should not only focus on which foods to avoid, but need to provide unambiguous guidance on how to prepare cost-effective meals that meet dietary recommendations.

To test the hypothesis that CEP-EPs are produced in vivo and possess similar biological activities as those of CEP-proteins, we prepared pure samples of a CEP-PE by an unambiguous chemical synthesis.

Communicate clearly and make goals unambiguous.

The Justice Department brief said, "It is very important to Elian's long-term well-being that Elian be transferred to his father's care as soon as possible, that the transfer be unambiguous, that his care-givers since his arrival in the United States prepare him for and participate in the transfer in a supportive manner and that the transfer occur at a neutral location".

Almost every other day now, Israeli newspapers have printed reports that the United States is prepared to compromise President Obama's and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's clear and unambiguous demand of an end to all settlement activity in the occupied territory.

And consider these unambiguous words from General Mohammad Ali Jafari, head of the all-powerful Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps: "The Zionists should prepare themselves for our shattering thunderbolt.

Most important, Lord Hutton cleared the government of Mr Gilligan's sexing-up slur in the most unambiguous terms possible.Lord Hutton found that the dossier had, as the government maintained all along, been prepared and drafted by the chairman of the JIC, John Scarlett, and his assessment staff.

On Tuesday, and again today, those lawyers told a select committee of lawmakers that the Legislature had an unambiguous obligation under the United States Constitution to step in and select electors when legal challenges threatened to leave the winner in doubt as the Electoral College prepared to meet.

In response to the many denialist statements issued by Mbeki and others, more than five thousand researchers who had gathered for the conference prepared one of the saddest documents in modern scientific history, the Durban Declaration, which stated that the evidence that H.I.V. causes AIDS is "clear-cut, exhaustive and unambiguous," and meets the "highest standards of science".