Sentence examples for unambiguous discrimination from inspiring English sources

Specifically, no standard method exists that allows the unambiguous discrimination of silver ions from nAg in soils.

The discrimination of coherent states has been considered, so far, within two main approaches, namely minimum-error and unambiguous discrimination, although the former is more developed.

The proposed biosensor is shown to possess a unique capability of unambiguous discrimination between surface reactions and refraction index changes in the bulk solution.

We utilise reciprocal space methods by calculating a per-atom structure factor (PASF) to visualise changes in volume, orientation and structure, thus allowing unambiguous discrimination between key deformation/relaxation mechanisms such as uniaxial strain, twinning and structural phase transformations.

In the case of the clean MoO3(0 1 0) surface we show that an unambiguous discrimination of the different reactive oxygen sites can be obtained by angle-resolved near-edge X-ray absorption fine structure (NEXAFS) combined with density functional theory (DFT) based spectrum analyses for different photon polarization directions.

If they did address it, it was only when an otherwise lighthearted show took on a "serious" tone, working in a plotline where unambiguous discrimination was at play.

Respective comparative analyses revealed that both loci were sufficiently variable to allow unambiguous genetic discrimination between different trichomonad species.

He emerged, as Benazir Bhutto did before him, as a rare politician willing to risk his life in espousing an unambiguous position against discrimination and abuse.

This study highlights the selectivity of gas phase THz/FIR spectroscopy allowing an unambiguous recognition and discrimination of nitro-aromatic compounds used as explosive taggants.

The combination of several single and double digests of fractions containing multiple cyclotides and the alignment of partial sequences and assembling of peptide-specific fragments allowed the discrimination and unambiguous assignment and elucidation of the distinct cyclotide sequences.

Not only was this a call to end discrimination, but an unambiguous argument for the recognition of same-sex marriage across the country.