Sentence examples for resolve unambiguously from inspiring English sources

Our strong desire to have visual images resolve unambiguously, coupled with our irrational passion for colour, is, I think, at the heart of why we find the dress so compelling.

Using ancient DNA methods on samples from museum specimens of these rodents collected during the extinction window (AD 1888 1908), we were able to resolve unambiguously sequence evidence of murid trypanosomes in both endemic and invasive rats.

RESOLVE unambiguously found a twofold axis and the resulting electron density map at 3.0 Å clearly revealed protein structural features so that β-strands and α-helices could be virtually identified.

Collectively, our analyses of gene order and gene distribution and the phylogenies we inferred from 40 mtDNA-encoded proteins failed to resolve unambiguously the relationships among the Zygnematales, Coleochaetales, and Charales; however, they are consistent with previous phylogenomic studies in favoring that the morphologically complex Charales are not the closest relatives of land plants.

Overall, our phylogenetic analyses of two mitochondrial data sets derived from the same alignments of 40 proteins using two inference methods and four alternative evolutionary models failed to resolve unambiguously the relationships among the Charales, Coleochaetales, and Zygnematales (figs. 7 and 9).

The analysis of nuclear data provides limited power due to the extremely low levels of variation and hence, the relationships among baboons and the kipunji cannot be resolved unambiguously using these data.

Discrepancies were resolved unambiguously either by reaching consensus or by retyping.

When this is added to those quartets with conflicting resolutions (equivalent to the each side panel), a total of 27.8% of quartets could not be resolved unambiguously.

However, the deeper relationships among genera could not be resolved unambiguously, potentially due to ancient and rapid radiation, as hypothesized for other insect groups [ 6].

For instance, a class XI myosin sequence containing about 1,300 residues of the putative 1,560 residues of the full-length sequence would be denoted as "Fragment" but its subtype relationship could be resolved unambiguously.

All branches are associated with high bootstrap values (>90%) except for those containing very similar viruses, for which the exact timing/order of separation events could not be resolved unambiguously.