As for Move 3 (Occupying the niche), both the faculty informant and proposal authors agreed that it is extremely important for research proposals to have clear and unambiguous research objectives and also to strengthen the statement of purpose by spelling out the significance of the proposed research (Move 3), hence the relatively high proportion of textual space assigned to this move.
Three-dimensional (3D) quantitative analysis is indispensable for the unambiguous characterization and objective classification of complex microstructures.
First, it (the present work) detects the invariant patterns in variables of innately inhomogeneous nature; namely mass, hydrophobicity and polarizability distributions in protein interior and measures them with respective FD values (unambiguous, single-valued, objective markers).
No objective, unambiguous or perfect criteria appeared within our reach to decide e.g. on the status of scientific knowledge: when do 'we' know enough for what and who decides?
It is well known that rational management requires an unambiguous definition of objectives.
The Civil Rights Act had as its objective the unambiguous rejection of the binaries that had defined the nation up to that point.
One of the things that the world community is likely to expect from scientists is evaluating effectiveness of these actions in an objective and unambiguous manner [27].
The DRR is probably the most well-known objective and unambiguous measure for quantifying the amount of reverberation in rooms, which can be used as well for estimating the perceived signal quality.
Although (absent horizontal gene transfer and speciation by hybridization) Hennig's goal is objective and unambiguous, using the algorithm for inferring such phylogenies requires subjective judgments ranging from assessing simplicity to selecting appropriate outgroups and characteristics to analyze.
This topic has been at times dismissed as metaphysical due to the perceived impossibility to reconcile the individual, first-person perspective of the very meaning of any concept, and the scientific requirements for objective validation, unambiguous communication, systematic reproducibility, and empirical falsifiability.
