Sentence examples for unambiguous attribution from inspiring English sources
However, limitations of in situ observations and reanalysis datasets have hindered an unambiguous attribution of PWC changes to either natural or anthropogenic causes.
But for weather extremes other than rising temperatures, unambiguous attribution of even extreme events is very hard to make, whatever the suspicions that something is up.
The DQF-COSY spectrum allows for unambiguous attribution of the spin system to two ambiguous assignments differing in which terminal methylene is most ring-proximal.
Inclusion criteria were: accessible website during the study period, clear and unambiguous attribution of the website to the corresponding institution (e.g. via imprint information).
However, given the rarity of severe adverse events, the challenges in unambiguous attribution of adverse events to a given set of drugs, and lack of a common 'grading scheme' for severity, we avoid prioritizing based on severity in this work.
In the context of post publication evaluation, wikis with unambiguous authorship attribution [19] could integrate community review activity directly into improved versions of publications instead of relying on journals to publish errata.
These species were kept in the single genes only when unambiguous sequence attributions were recovered, so for the trees shown here there was no confusion between the genes of the centrohelid and telonemid and those of their cocultured algal food.
The ORCID system is an emerging, yet widely supported, mechanism for assigning and managing persistent and unambiguous personal identifiers for use in the scholarly attribution chain.
One possibility is that activity in vMPFC, which responded more during unambiguous inferences about preferences than during unambiguous inferences about beliefs (P < 0.02), could be associated specifically with person-focused attribution (Mitchell et al. 2005).
The polls are unambiguous.
