Sentence examples for unambiguous recognition of 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.

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].

Fission yeast is particularly amenable to normal phenotype annotation because the commonly used laboratory strains are all isogenic, making unambiguous recognition of normal, and therefore also abnormal, characteristics straightforward.

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".

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

Another challenge in lipidomics is unambiguous identification of lipid species.

Gene names allow for the unambiguous identification of the gene.

Unambiguous identification of any known AZA did not occur yet.

This implies unambiguous identification of species.