Sentence examples for unambiguous comparisons from inspiring English sources

Also, the expression data are coming from one species, allowing for unambiguous comparisons between organ types at the exact same developmental stage.

Second, it does not allow precise and unambiguous comparisons of regulatory elements, a feature especially important for the study of polymorphic regulatory variants (Maurano et al., 2012; Pastinen and Hudson, 2004).

Further, if the metric trends in a similar monotonic way over increased sequencing depth as well as read length for perfect assemblies (and thus allows for unambiguous comparisons for all tested cases) we say it is "fully consistent".

These experiments permit an unambiguous comparison between theory and experiment to be made.

A comprehensive and unambiguous comparison between these two solutions is provided using dimensionless analysis.

By separating substrate recognition from solvent effects, the thermodynamic activity-based Michaelis constant Kma allows for an unambiguous comparison of how different substrates fit into the substrate binding site.

The reliable simulation of activity coefficients in complex mixtures allows for an unambiguous comparison of enzyme-substrate interactions and provides a predictive tool for the design of biocatalytic processes.

Our quantitative analysis of gene expression in poplar provides an unambiguous comparison of two hybrid transcriptomes.

To be able to make an unambiguous comparison between two species, we only used the co-expression values with the 1-1 orthologseesee Fig. 1b).

To enable unambiguous comparison of linker positions between the EM density and crystal structure, we aligned each EM map to the corresponding dynein motor domain crystal structure after computationally removing the linker.

This means that at present there is no clear and unambiguous comparison between human and mouse Full Mutation alleles, so far as the analysis of histopathological features associated with disease states is concerned.