Sentence examples for unambiguous recognition from inspiring English sources

The unambiguous recognition of a species' habitat is a matter of debate.

However, a temperature step crystallization technique allows the unambiguous recognition of the different forms in spite of the varying birefringence.

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.

Charles M. Vest, president of M.I.T., said, "This is a clear and unambiguous recognition that there do remain barriers, that we face significant issues in getting the full participation of women".

When Trump sticks to his "many-sides-ism" in the face of widespread demands for unambiguous recognition of the uniqueness of those grievances, it's basically a wink at the idea of an ongoing war, of one kind or another, against white people.

A few studies [reviewed in Ametepee & Chitiyo, 2009] including Lotter's [Lotter, 1978], documented unambiguous recognition of autism among African children, albeit raising some questions about the relative frequency of some of the manifestations [Lotter, 1978; Mankoski et al., 2006].

However, there has yet to be an unambiguous legal recognition of the right to procreate more generally.

Although TOF MS is commonly used in MSI, FTICR MS is preferred due to its superior mass resolution and mass accuracy, which allows unambiguous peak recognition and precise assignment of exact masses.

Finally, no motifs were found to be associated with strong splice sites in support of CE, consistent with the notion that splicing enhancers are required only when splice sites do not contain enough information in order to facilitate unambiguous exon recognition.

Combining the exquisite specificity of biological recognition probes and the excellent sensitivity of laser-based optical detection, biosensors are capable of detecting and differentiating big/chemical constituents of complex systems in order to provide unambiguous identification and accurate quantification.

Such studies rely on unambiguous target protein recognition by cognate antibodies.