First, we show how, during the opening phase of interviews, officers engage in clear, unambiguous self-disclosure and how these self-disclosures are designed to elicit expressions of affiliation from witnesses.
In order to achieve an acceptable level of observation reliability, the data recording process was standardized by making the observation categories in this study as unambiguous and self-evident as possible.
Administrative healthcare records have limitations and are not an unambiguous gold standard; self-report may be a valid and reliable way of collecting information on healthcare use in vulnerable populations.
Surprisingly, decreasing ethanol pressure in CVD shows an unambiguous tread from self-limited single layer to a multi-layer graphene, and there exists a narrow window of ethanol pressure which is preferred for the formation of large domain bilayer graphene.
It was unambiguous in the findings that self-efficacy was an important topic.
Our cachexia patients had unambiguous signs of cachexia, including self-reported unintentional weight loss, low serum albumin and impaired nutritional status (SGA).
Cameron argues the UN resolution is helpful and there is an unambiguous legal authority derived from the British right to self defence and for the need to protect the Iraqi government.
Such a setup prevents an unambiguous interpretation of the N100-suppression effect when distinguishing self- and externally-produced sensory stimuli: the N100-suppression can also be explained by differences in the allocation of attention in different conditions.
The second goal is obtaining an unambiguous UN affirmation of the Palestinian right to national self-determination.
No Catholic tradition, dogma or ritual about cardinals and saints can justify the Vatican's heartless, self-serving decision to violate Newman's categorical, unambiguous instructions.
We extract self-reported locations when a users enters an unambiguous location name into their profile.
