Sentence examples for unambiguously conclude from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we were able to unambiguously conclude that DEET, IR3535, and picaridin stimulated ORN-A, but not ORN-B.
Due to the (partial) sequence identity between the interstitial rRNAs and rDNA repetitive clusters, we cannot unambiguously conclude about the origin of our small RNAs and CAGE tags.
Thus, while it pointed out that radiation-induced and spontaneous PTC share the FOXE1 suceptibility loci, this study design could not unambiguously conclude on radiation-specific cancer predisposition loci.
Thus although we had expected that biperiden would transiently impair spatial memory in conventional pigs and age-matched minipigs, once they have learned the cognitive holeboard task, we cannot unambiguously conclude that this is the case.
On the other hand, the less robust genetic relationships observed between the sampled native and introduced populations make it more difficult to unambiguously conclude that the high level of thermotolerance of introduced populations derived from the prior adaptation of native Guianese populations in human-modified habitats.
The three levosimendan analogues that associated with cNTnC·Ca2+·cTnI147−163 and cNTnC·Ca2+·cTnI144−163, CMDP, AMDP, and CI-930 were shown in this work to be R/ S mixtures; therefore, we cannot unambiguously conclude that binding to the complex is selective for one enantiomer over the other.
George Miller, the California Democrat who is the ranking minority member on the House Education and the Workforce Committee, said, "The N.A.S. study clearly and unambiguously concludes that there is substantial scientific justification for the ergonomics regulation sought by the Clinton administration".
As the paper unambiguously concludes: "We interpret this feature as a stable body of liquid water on Mars".
But when the underlying principle has been examined in the crucible of litigation, the Court has unambiguously concluded that the individual freedom of conscience protected by the First Amendment embraces the right to select any religious faith or none at all.
Though technically challenging, a second technique unambiguously concluding the same therefore remains high desirable.
UGE-overexpressing plants and knockout mutants have been generated, but specific roles for each of the UGEs could not be unambiguously concluded from those experiments.
