Sentence examples for unambiguous analysis of the from inspiring English sources
Unambiguous analysis of the contents of the SE is essential to establish which macromolecules are present in phloem and likely to be translocated.
pFS-2 enables the unambiguous analysis of proteins with low mechanical stability or/and complex force spectra, such as the increasingly abundant class of intrinsically disordered proteins, which are hard to characterize by traditional bulk techniques and have important biological and clinical implications.
Six probes were designed with the masking technique and masked selected sequence variations to allow unambiguous analysis of other mutations elsewhere under the probe.
The latter approach (G(1)/S synchronization) is critical for rigorously maintaining cell synchrony for unambiguous analysis of gene regulation in later stages of the cell cycle.
In this system, induction with the ERT2 agonist tamoxifen causes recombination leading to constitutive expression of the YFP marker in nestin-expressing NSCs, allowing for unambiguous analysis of their cell fate.
Yet, upon administration of tamoxifen as early as 14 days prior to immunization, we found protective effects of tamoxifen in EAE (data not shown) which is in line with previous observations by Bebo et al. [ 2] and precludes an unambiguous analysis of an even earlier tamoxifen-induced BDNF deletion during EAE.
It provided an unambiguous analysis for the zygosity of alleles.
The purpose of this was to increase the completeness of the data supermatrix, and was only done for genera with unambiguous monophyly (based on the analysis of the species-level data supermatrix).
In this case, it might seem that the ordinary language statement is sufficiently vague that there is likely no one precise or unambiguous proposition that represents the "correct analysis" of the proposition.
He said further analysis of the samples might provide an unambiguous answer.
Critical appraisal of the quality of RCTs is only possible if the design, conduct and analysis of the trial are described in an unambiguous, transparent manner.
