Sentence examples for sufficiently unambiguous from inspiring English sources

"The information provided to the minister identified in sufficiently unambiguous terms the inevitable and considerable adverse effect which the closure of the fund will have, particularly on those who, as a consequence, will lose the ability to live independently," she added.

The selected strategies and control principles selected in Step 5 should also be sufficiently unambiguous, as accurate as possible, and sufficiently precise to evaluate the requirements against the set of selection criteria.

In order to ensure that appropriate strategies and control principles are selected in Step 5, the activities described in the script should therefore be sufficiently unambiguous, as accurate as possible, and sufficiently precise to allow analyst to identify the main factors of performance.

We believe they are also sufficiently unambiguous to provide the primary standard against which all data should be judged.

I will rather concentrate in a few points that are claimed to be particularly essential for the main objective of this paper as announced in its title, rooting the tree of life, which do not appear to me sufficiently unambiguous as to safely conclude where the root lies.

To ensure that the following processing steps computing the new location of the red object according to the arrow's direction receives sufficiently unambiguous information about the current (old) location of that object as input, this peak must exceed all other peaks in the priority map.

The quality of the electron density map was sufficiently clear for unambiguous fitting of residues 542 693 of chain A, 541 692 of chain B, 535 692 of chain C and 535 693 of chain D. However the quality of the map was poorer for residues 542 552 of chain A, 541 549 of chain B, 541 549 and 566 578 of chain C, and 562 573 of chain D, which have high thermal factors.

Moreover, the questions employed were sufficiently simple and unambiguous to achieve a reasonable degree of validity on the different variables.

In one large-scale 5' RACE experiment, only 57% of clones generated sequences that were sufficiently long and unambiguous to be identified by alignment with a gene transcript [ 9].

Two loops in the SRP54 N-domain previously implicated in ribosome binding (Halic et al., 2004, 2006; Schaffitzel et al., 2006) can now be sufficiently resolved for unambiguous placement of many protein side chains and analysis of the stabilizing chemical interactions.

However, the divergence between the Submariner sequences and those from the five well-established Tc1/ mariner clades, as well as the divergences among the well-established Tc1/ mariner clades themselves, were sufficiently great that unambiguous alignment was possible for few amino acid positions (Additional file 6: Figure S6).