It once and for all puts to rest the idea that science uses a well defined and unambiguous method and speaks with a single voice.
Most of all, The Post needs an unambiguous, transparent well-known policy on speaking fees and expenses.
When I conducted the telephone interview for my Nov. 27 article on California Rep. Darrell Issa, my unambiguous understanding was that I was speaking with Rep. Issa.
Conventionally speaking, some COIs are "actual," with an unambiguous potential for financial gain (e.g., the reviewer holds stock in an entity likely to be affected by the relevant regulatory action).
Generally speaking, the two core requirements for comprehensive pseudonymization in translational research are a repetitively unambiguous PSN for a given PID and a separation of duties regarding pseudonymization and de-pseudonymization of a patient.
The unambiguous safeguarding by leaders is of significance if resident rotation and frequent co-operation with external specialities makes the predictability of consequences of speaking up difficult.
But American voters rarely speak with an unambiguous voice.
They could express surprise, boredom, horror, excitement, or disdain - and in every case the meaning was unambiguous when you heard it spoken while remaining completely opaque on the page.
This is not only the case for researchers when they want to compare data of different studies, but also for medical and paramedical staff, so they can speak in an unambiguous way or 'language'language
USRTK's statements are unambiguous – it views any scientist with the temerity to speak out in public on biotechnology as part of "the PR machine for the chemical-agro industry".
Chakrabarti speaks mostly like a lawyer – posh, assured, unhesitating, unambiguous, a little bit terrifying.
