Modern India, despite its horrible flaws, they would say, is a product of democracy, new capitalism and the unambiguous moral values of Hinduism, which does not define humanity as Hindus and so could not be bothered to call anybody infidels or try to convert them.
Currently, typing and grading a newly diagnosed tumor, the first steps in appropriate treatment, mainly rely on pathology analysis and a few biological markers with unambiguous diagnostic values.
First, it (the present work) detects the invariant patterns in variables of innately inhomogeneous nature; namely mass, hydrophobicity and polarizability distributions in protein interior and measures them with respective FD values (unambiguous, single-valued, objective markers).
That kind of attention seemed to mean high production values, unambiguous characterisation, a sentimental undertow – a formula that has become the blueprint for much of the non-English-language cinema permitted to break into the mainstream from the noughties onwards.
It is not unambiguous whether reference values can be generalized to other populations.
We found, however, that there is no unambiguous set of values for these parameters that could be determined from the fit shown in Figure 1a.
Although the parameter T0 can be directly determined, within the adapted model framework an unambiguous set of values for the other parameters describing charge transport cannot yet be obtained, since the accumulation layer thickness cannot be set a priori as a fixed parameter.
In this article we have shown how the definition and measurement difficulties of these competences can be handled, i.e., by using the reduced context of a specific occupation, and the concomitant set of social rules and values, an unambiguous definition becomes possible.
Additionally, there are no unambiguous RDW cut-off values.
