Sentence examples for to unambiguously explain from inspiring English sources

We further demonstrate that the localizations of several known metabolites and structurally undetermined compounds (unknowns) are difficult to unambiguously explain on the basis of three compartments due to either unresolved compartments, or the interconnections of subcellular metabolic networks.

However, we can not unambiguously explain this low divergence by a horizontal transfer event, because the similarity for elements within one genome is higher than the similarity between elements from different genomes.

All the facts mentioned above suggest that the role of HIF-1 α in endometrial cancer prognosis is still not unambiguously explained and further studies of larger groups of patients are needed in order to solve the problem in question.

These observations were unambiguously explained by a large trans-column eddy diffusion term in the van Deemter HETP equation.

Since none of the measured parameters unambiguously explained the pattern of within-array variance in our dataset, we conclude that a combination of several factors including the probe quality determines array variance.

Although the human (host) population size can potentially explain the population expansion of An. farauti s.s. on both islands, the population expansion of An irenicus cannot be unambiguously explained as no census is available for its host (i.e. birds or animals), and it requires further assessment.

If the phylogenetic position of Ciconiidae could be unambiguously established, it would be possible to identify the characteristics that have been subjected to convergent evolution and to explain why waterbird phylogenetics has been perplexing for decades.

The judge continued, "The defendant expressly and unambiguously declined the offer, revealing his dissatisfaction" with the lawyer, "and saying that he did not want any attorney but wished only to explain to the police what happened".

This again shows unambiguously that the strain has to be taken into account in order to explain the melting behavior of Pb NCs embedded in Si.

There's nothing wrong with that, but it places a special burden on those who see the world this way to explain themselves and what they are doing clearly and unambiguously to both their supporters and their enemies, and to be willing to do so over and over again.

We have to unambiguously embrace the virtues of a "middle-class parenting style".