Sentence examples for unambiguous assessment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blair's spokesman repeated today that British membership depended on arriving at a "clear and unambiguous" assessment that it would be in Britain's economic interest to join.

"The international community gives an unambiguous assessment of this case, and Russia's reputation is rapidly falling, and the authorities are trying to find some solution so that they can emerge from this episode with a pretty face".

Keats offered an apparently unambiguous assessment of his short career when he told his friend Joseph Severn — a young painter who volunteered to accompany him to Rome, and nursed him through his last months — that he did not want his name to appear on his tombstone.

The EAC report concluded: Increasing investment in low-carbon energy, and reducing investment in fossil fuels, depends on an unambiguous assessment by investors that the international community will produce a credible and significant commitment to reduce emissions in a timescale commensurate with the urgency needed for avoiding dangerous climate change.

Or, the limited number of experts does not allow for the results to converge to an unambiguous assessment result.

To solve this problem, measurements were performed with two distinct sets of probe molecules, each selected to isolate the contribution of either structural or chemical surface features to the vapour retention observed, allowing an unambiguous assessment of solid surface characteristics.

The aim was to minimize the subjectivity of ratings and achieve clear and unambiguous assessments.

The binary response approach provides natural performance metrics such as positive and negative predictive values to enable unambiguous assessments.

Although this approach has several drawbacks, it does provide natural performance metrics such as positive and negative predictive values to enable unambiguous assessments.

As alluded to earlier, however, unambiguous assessments of the reward value of alcohol are very difficult to make using operant self-administration or home cage-drinking paradigms.

An unambiguous genetic assessment of hybridization rates within a species complex would require highly discriminatory markers [e.g., [ 36]].