Sentence examples for unambiguous separation from inspiring English sources

Why isn't there a greater, unambiguous separation in the 3-D similarity scores between the NN and NI pairs?

The results allowed the unambiguous separation of Prunus genotypes at the species as well as at the cultivar level, confirming the discrimination power of the HRM derived markers and previous results on the phylogenetic relationships within the Prunus genus.

And it is because of these universal limits that it is impossible in the theory of relativity to make an unambiguous separation between time and space without reference to the observer (the context) and impossible in quantum mechanics to make a sharp distinction between the behavior of the object and its interaction with the means of observation (CC, p. 105).

Compared to membranes doped with porcine Gb3 (Figure 5A), the protein appears rather homogeneously distributed on Gb3 (22∶113) doped bilayers (Figure 5B), while an unambiguous separation of perylene and Cy3-labeled protein fluorescence is observed for Gb3 (22∶0) (Figure 5C) containing membranes.

The PCA scores show clear, unambiguous separation of the P. redivivus spectra from the P. pacificus spectra in the first principal component.

Recently, the volatiles emitted by 14 tomato varieties were analysed using multivariate statistics (principal component analysis and cluster analysis) and showed unambiguous separation between varieties.

Gas chromatography/Fourier transform IR spectroscopy/mass spectrometry (GC/FTIR/MS) is a powerful tool for the separation and unambiguous identification of complex mixtures of organic compounds, where the use of two kinds of spectra allows to significantly increase identification reliability.

While class separations are unambiguous at the higher m/ z values (beyond ca. 1200), class-specific trend information is still largely retained within the regions of overlap.

The Libertarian platform that year was unambiguous: "We advocate the complete separation of education and state.

Accurate monitoring and unambiguous peak identification requires chromatographic separation coupled to mass spectrometry.

All physiological hemoglobins as well as all hemoglobin variants show characteristic but not unambiguous migration patterns in all established separation methods.