Sentence examples for unambiguous template from inspiring English sources
To get to the bottom of this problem, an unambiguous template for the identification of a specific combination of CD antigens on the lymphoblasts was essential, which is easily evident and stably expressed at the onset of ALL and whose altered expression could be an index for consistent monitoring of the disease status, during and post-chemotherapy.
This highlights the need for unambiguous templates to standardise reporting of total number of deaths per arm in ClinicalTrials.gov records and more stringent reporting guidelines for peer-reviewed publications.
There is a lack of clarity, consistency and agreement in reporting of deaths in clinical trials which highlights the need for unambiguous templates to standardise reporting of total number of deaths per arm in ClinicalTrials.gov records and more explicit reporting guidelines for peer-reviewed publications.
Agreement of a national reporting template to provide unambiguous test reports to the receiving non-expert clinician with clear instructions for the clinical utilisation of the test result that can be audited is needed.
Despite this inverse relationship, language generation has traditionally received less attention from computational linguists than language understanding, because if the content to be verbalized is available in an unambiguous, formal representation, standard output templates can often be used for generation, at least in sufficiently narrow domains.
By eliminating RT and using exon-specific barcodes to ensure unambiguous isoform assignment, SeqZip should greatly reduce template switching.
The conversion to RDF/OWL following the ISA template discussed here forces an exact, unambiguous mapping, which is of better value in the long run for preservation of such records.
Furthermore, an unambiguous fragment with an apparent size similar to the template dsRNA (504 bp) was visualized in all adult injected bees with a mutant phenotype.
The translation is unambiguous.
The polls are unambiguous.
