As a result, the ostensibly unambiguous numbers hide a more ambiguous reality.
There is no unambiguous "right" number and mix of health professionals, as fundamental societal and institutional dimensions are affecting health workforce production directly and indirectly [ 52, 54].
Longitude was measured in decimal degrees and only 23 samples with unambiguous chromosome number counts were included (see Additional file 1, Table S4).
These findings are based on the examination of 209 male specimens, with metaphase plates observed in 35 individuals, out of which 23 had unambiguous chromosome number counts (Spain - 4, France - 2, Italy - 2, Romania - 8, Kazakhstan - 7).
Lettering may be vertical or slanted, according to the style used by the draughtsman, where the aim is to produce clear and unambiguous letters, numbers, and symbols.
In both of these studies, precise breakpoints and unambiguous copy numbers were determined for each analyzed sample.
Using A434-4-2 as a calibrator, unambiguous copy numbers were determined for only two lines; with A300-1-2 as a calibrator, the correct values for six lines could be estimated.
We were therefore able to use samples that had been definitively typed by this method [ 30] as the starting-point for calibrating our methods; subsequent analysis of segregation in three-generation pedigrees defined further reference samples that displayed unambiguous copy numbers on repeated testing using PRT and ratio methods.
Of course, it is impossible to know how many terrorist acts would have occurred absent the war on terrorism, but it is unambiguous that the number of significant international terrorist acts is on the rise.
