For example, auditory motion could direct an ambiguous, bistable motion perception to an unambiguous one [25].
For six couples, the clinical outcome from the frozen embryo is unambiguous: five failed to establish a pregnancy and one couple had dizygotic twins.
In contrast, the kar5-C68A mutant zygotes consistently contained a wide and rectangular membrane bridge with a clear lumen (of seven unambiguous bridges, six appeared wide and rectangular; Figure S6).
When considering the ultrastructural changes in CF2 mutants, one correlation is unambiguous: the three lines with the greatest reductions in CF2 protein (08941, 04624, and R3) are the ones that display an enlarged myofibril phenotype.
The protesters' demands are unambiguous: After two decades of undivided reign, Mr. Bouteflika, his clan, and his system must go.
A sister-taxon relationship between the Limnofregata/Fregata dyad and Suloidea is recovered in the present analysis, and supported by 16 unambiguous synapomorphies, two of which exhibit no homoplasy across the MPTs.
If the scoring was not unambiguous, the two observers discussed until agreement was reached.
In contrast to the neat polymer, the master curves constructed based on DMA spectra collected for poly MEO2MA -based networks are not so unambiguous for two main reasons.
Combination of numbers of more than 3 digits with the unambiguous word million, for example 13,600 million Scientific notation (also known as standard form or exponential notation, for example 1, 1, 1, 1, etc)., or its engineering notation variant (for example 1, 10, 100, 1, etc)., or the computing variant E notation (for example 1e9, 1e10, 1e11, 1e12, etc).
Combinations of the unambiguous word million, for example: 109 = "one thousand million"; 1012 = "one million million".
