Sentence examples for show unambiguously from inspiring English sources
Newly declassified files show unambiguously that America was aware of Japanese attempts to sue for peace before the bombs were dropped, undermining the military reasoning for using the weapons.Mr Aczel's research is thorough and his conclusions interesting.
And, the researchers show unambiguously how escaped racing pigeons have bolstered the populations of feral birds.
The data show unambiguously that the diffuse scattering behavior varies systematically with brush thickness for both types of brushes.
Barton's experiments "show unambiguously that there's long-range chemistry that can be performed on DNA, and that electron transfer can be accomplished," says Columbia University's Nick Turro.
The photographs at low magnification show unambiguously the hollow nature of the specimens; the very thin silica walls allow the transmission of the electron beam.
Such observations have not previously been possible, and show unambiguously that vacancy depletion is the dominant mechanism of formation of PFZs in this alloy.
"It shows unambiguously," he said later, "that the only reason I went to South America was to meet Denise Milani".
The results sometimes restate the obvious, but just as often they are new and provocative.Most important, he shows unambiguously what observers of elections in poor countries have long suspected: that on their own, unless they are held in the context of a functioning democracy, elections can retard rather than advance a country's progress.
Hypothesis tests showed unambiguously that the law increased employment but did not increase arrests.
The onset of reaction in a toroidal region is shown unambiguously, and thermal runaway is initiated there.
The wide degree of scatter of experimental data shows unambiguously that Nafion®117 conductivity is very sensitive to climatic conditions, temperature and relative humidity.
