Sentence examples for unambiguous by from inspiring English sources

The water and sanitation target is simple and unambiguous: by 2030 every man, woman and child – whether at home, school, hospital or their workplace – should have access to a safe water supply and be able to go to the toilet in a clean space with privacy.

"We didn't have a weapon or bear spray, and we realized we weren't alone" — a revelation made unambiguous by a fresh grizzly print.

It also helped enhance the perceived credibility of the research and the project itself produced research that was perceived as clear and unambiguous by policymakers.

The results of these tests were not provided unambiguous by laboratories which meant that the definitive test result (positive or negative HIV, HBV or syphilis status) was often not clear.

In the third step (table 3), we divided the sequences by the quality of alignment into those for which the alignment was judged to be unambiguous by the HoT methodology (Landan and Graur 2007) and those that contained alignment ambiguities.

Thus, the presence of a primary pulmonary vasculopathy was unambiguous by these criteria (Tolle et al, 2008b) and was further corroborated by abnormalities in the pressure flow relation with exercise, the transpulmonary pressure gradient, and the VE/VCO2 slope in relation to her age.

For co-eluting Möbius cyclotides in mixtures, such as vigno 1 and vigno 2 (Fig.  2), it was possible to obtain the full, unambiguous sequences by evaluating the ion-fragmentation pattern and by alignment of two independent digests using trypsin or endo-GluC (Fig.  3; Supplementary Table S1).

But the details have now been laid out in unambiguous detail by Ben Furnas at the Center for American Progress.

We believe that only a clear and unambiguous position by Russian President Putin can stop these extremely dangerous developments".

Turkey, which does $2.5 billion in annual trade with Syria, needs to take an unambiguous stand by imposing economic sanctions.

Yet with many Democrats despairing over their potential field of presidential challengers, the unambiguous declaration by Mr. Kerry last week that he will run for president in 2004 has heartened some party leaders.