Sentence examples for unambiguously document from inspiring English sources

The exhibit also features another such image, as well as images of German soldiers on defiant parade through the streets of Paris, the endemic propaganda posters, a movie theatre transformed into a recreation center for German soldiers, along with other photographs that, quietly, subtly, but unambiguously, document the Nazi jackboot that was pressuring Paris.

Interestingly, our results unambiguously document the existence of a drifts in the B.subtilis dataset.

"When a man unambiguously documents his intent/desire to undergo postmortem sperm retrieval, most ethicists would agree that the procedure is ethically permissible," the authors write.

The only other (marginally) terrestrial crab unambiguously documented from the Hawaiian Islands is "Chiromantes" obtusifrons (Dana, 1852) (see [55] for discussion of generic assignment).

In addition, the present study unambiguously documents that immunogens designed on the idiotype of broadly neutralizing mAbs, if derived in the proper way, could strongly help in the design of future anti-HIV-1 vaccines.

(ii) Once patterns are unambiguously documented, study potential mechanisms in order to determine their relative importance.

The biological role of chicken LR8 in the laying hen is thus unambiguously documented by both biochemical and genetic evidence (Bujo et al., 1995b; Nimpf et al., 1989).

To date, there are several case studies which unambiguously documented such intraspecific variation in plants, even though the magnitude of intraspecific variation is usually low compared to the variation observed among species (e.g., [ 42]).

Though the agent of selection acting on these lizards is difficult to document unambiguously, previous studies suggest that the bulk of mortality arises through predation [ 15] and competition over territories [ 9], both of which may depend on variation in locomotor performance in vegetated habitat [ 7, 16].

In no other arthropod has oscillatory gene expression been documented unambiguously, but the phenomenology of gene expression suggests that it exists quite widely.

Such cyclic gene expression has recently been documented unambiguously in one insect [ 3, 4], suggesting parallels between segment patterning in short germ insects, and somite patterning in vertebrates [ 5].