Sentence examples for testing unequivocally from inspiring English sources

In summary, quantitative c-erbB2 mRNA expression testing unequivocally identified 10 out of 36 (28%) patients, whose tumours did not respond well to the delivered neoadjuvant radiochemotherapy.

The tests unequivocally revealed that the cable could be successfully used for power or data transmission on the verge of USB 2.0 capabilities.

The Rastaman test unequivocally places them under the influence of conservative opinions even though they associate with liberals.

At the moment we have to conclude that none of the available ACPA tests unequivocally shows the ability to predict response to treatment.

In these cases, genetic testing can unequivocally provide a final diagnosis.

The camera testing site unequivocally states that the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus have the best smartphone cameras it's ever tested — though they aren't without their flaws.

A 100% D-efficient design was achievable with 18 choice scenarios, three of which were 'rationality' tests (ie, scenarios in which one test is unequivocally preferable to the alternative on all attributes; these act as checks for 'rational' responding, which is an indicator of understanding and engaging with the task.

None of the samples tested was unequivocally reactive in both enzyme immunoassays.

Interpretation of the observed plastic yielding effects in these tests have ignored a significant part of the actual experimental findings, and produced conclusions regarding dislocation structure that these tests do not unequivocally support.

Having been catapulted into the world of special needs almost exactly 6 years ago, I have several close friends who have children with DS, and many of them have taken an active and passionate stance against some media's one-sided portrayal of this new test as an unequivocally "good thing".

However, it has been reported that C. dubliniensis, C. parapsilosis, C. tropicalis can also form germ tubes/pseudohyphae in serum and their sugar assimilation patterns are similar to that of C. albicans, hence chances of incorrect diagnosis are high without a test that can unequivocally differentiate between these related species in a short time [4].