Sentence examples for statistically unambiguous from inspiring English sources
While a consistent trend of separation was observed, this result was not statistically unambiguous after considering the respective standard deviations.
Regardless of the optimization type employed (i.e., either of ST- or CT-optimization), the overall average difference between the μ XT NN ) and μ XT NI ) values, while consistently positive (as hoped), were not statistically unambiguous after considering their large standard deviations.
We find there is a statistically significant and unambiguous rank order of genomic fluidity for 11 = 21 comparisons of relative rank order among the 7 species examined in all 3 alignment parameter conditions corresponding to the dominant rank orderings (p < 0.05; see Additional file 1, Tables S2-S7).
The frequency (and also possibly the magnitude) of incident signals are proportional to the degree of stimulation, but are transduced in an unambiguous, statistically repeatable format, and are then transmitted to the parts of the organism which receive and act upon such information (here assumed to be the nuclei).
But the statistics are unambiguous.
Doing either would yield an unambiguous positive and statistically significant impact of deworming on school participation in our sample.
To this end, a framework map was constructed to identify markers whose local relative orders were statistically well supported with an unambiguous location in the map.
This approach establishes an unambiguous, and in many cases a statistically significant, correlation of a particular epitype with highly reiterated DNA sequence motifs, and/or examines the conservation of an epitype among duplicated gene sequences.
The translation is unambiguous.
The polls are unambiguous.
