Sentence examples for unambiguous loss from inspiring English sources

I find it hard to believe that any self-respecting statesman would want to be president with ambiguous results in the Electoral College and an unambiguous loss in the popular vote.

Many legal experts are predicting an unambiguous government loss.

There was no unambiguous evidence for loss of methylation in this region (Fig. 4B).

By reconstructing parsimony unambiguous gains and losses, we estimate an overall rate of gain of horizontally transferred genes of 12.8 (951–16.9, 95 % HPD) genes and rate of loss of 2.0 (0.954.1, 95 % HPD) genes per lineage per million years (Fig.  5, Additional file 1: Table S7).

The poetry is various, but the message, in this context, is unambiguous: the themes are loss and death and the gray emptiness of surviving alone.

A negative hidden synapomorphy index indicated the displacement, or loss, of unambiguous synapomorphies from a node as a result of combining data, whereas positive values suggested synergistic data interaction.

There is no simple or unambiguous way to evaluate losses when several hazards occur simultaneously.

Perhaps more than any finalist, this design expresses loss in stark, unambiguous visual terms.

The oldest testudines with unambiguous crown-group affinities, including tooth loss on the palatines, vomer, and pterygoids, are from the Late Jurassic [ 23].

This consistency, combined with the principle of parsimony, allows the unambiguous assignment of evolutionary gains or losses of HSEs to specific periods in cladogenesis (Figures 2 9): (a) Multiple origins of unique HSEs.

In our data we find unambiguous evidence of anthropogenic contribution to glacier mass loss".