Sentence examples for unambiguous tool from inspiring English sources
The 1H{13C} gHMBC spectra were used as a final and unambiguous tool assign NMR signals, including the quaternary carbon atom resonances.
The home addresses of the patients revealed their eligibility, and provided an unambiguous tool to recruit and allocate them to the 2 transfusion groups on admission to hospital.
We therefore decided to remove the CENP-H treatment from this study and to replace it with low doses of taxol (5nM), as an unambiguous tool to stabilize k-fibers.
With the large array of molecular analytical techniques available, it has become possible to provide an accurate and unambiguous tool for the evaluation of genetic diversity and identification of germplasm (Meudt and Clarke 2006; Simmons et al. 2007; Li et al. 2008).
Constraints are deduced in the (σn,mχ) plane and systematic studies are presented in order to show that, using this analysis tool, unambiguous Dark Matter detection can be achieved on a large range of exposures and background levels.
PFG-based gene mapping is an unambiguous but unwieldy tool for estimating the number of var2csa-type genes in large numbers of clinical isolates because these are difficult to establish and maintain in culture.
This molecular tool permits unambiguous identification of these species and allows proper implementation of biological control programs based on conservation.
Nucleotide sequencing is a rapid and inexpensive diagnostic tool for unambiguous typing of all bovine pestiviruses.
Thus, ISH proved to be a powerful, specific and sensitive tool for unambiguous detection of Plasmodium parasites in paraffin wax-embedded tissue samples.
In doing so, this effort importantly not only provides material for biological evaluation but also serves as a tool enabling unambiguous confirmation of structure.
In any case, the ISH procedure described here proved to be a powerful tool for unambiguous detection of Plasmodium parasites in paraffin wax-embedded tissues, which will also be widely applicable for post-mortem examination of suspicious cases.
