For the case of any particular protein, the existence of positive (HFD – MFD) provides an unambiguous measure of such 'untapped-hydrophobicity'.
Consequently, theories have been proposed regarding how individuals can reach an unambiguous understanding of such mechanisms [ 14].
The HMRC conclusion in the face of such an answer is unambiguous: "You are domiciled in the UK".
Instead of current lax approach, I would suggest the use of unambiguous strain identifier, such as a hypertext tag pointing to the vendor's description web page (if the strain is commercial), or to the "digital object identifier" (d.o.i). of the original publication, if the strain was obtained by other means.
Essentially, it amounts to the use of unambiguous strain identifier, such as a hypertext tag pointing to the vendor's description web page (if the strain is commercial), or to the "digital object identifier" (doi) of the original publication, if the strain was obtained by other means.
"While speculation and debate will occur around the motivation of such behaviour, it is clearly an unambiguous racist act, something most fair-minded Australians would find appalling and unacceptable," he said.
The development of such ontology aims at providing consistent and unambiguous formal definitions for relations used to connect biological entity classes in biomedical ontologies.
Therefore, the unambiguous identification of TSSs requires an efficient measure to distinguish the 5′-ends of such processed or degraded mRNA ends from those of genuine transcripts.
The observations made in this study suggest that unambiguous directives regarding family reunion and absence of silent motives are fundamental requirements of such hope-engendering resettlement support authorities.
By suggesting the possibility – even likelihood – of such a devastating attack, Mr. Panetta has made it clear that the danger facing our country is unambiguous.
