Sentence examples for unambiguously from from inspiring English sources

Perhaps aside from China, the only country that appears to have benefited unambiguously from the trend toward open markets worldwide is the United States, where a huge inflow of capital has helped allow Americans to spend more than they save, and to import more than they export.

This removes the threat of subjectivism, since the relational states follow unambiguously from the quantum formalism and the physics of the situation.

The extrapolation length could be evaluated unambiguously from the relative or reduced viscosity data for polymer solutions down to the extremely dilute concentration region.

These are the first sequences from Vietnamese Haplorchis spp. to be reported and demonstrate that H. taichui and H. pumilio can be identified unambiguously from any life-stage, including the cercarial stage that is difficult to identify using morphology.

Sagart (1995a, b) showed the direction of borrowing to have been unambiguously from Chinese into Hmong-Mien in the case of 'buy' and 'sell', and gave arguments that the word for 'flour' was also loaned by Chinese to Hmong-Mien.

Many pictures might represent a word, or concept, and consequently, to some extent at least, using sun and moon together for "bright" is arbitrary, the signified cannot be determined unambiguously from the signifier alone; it must became conventional.

The former was chosen for a general view of the spinal release, and the latter for the investigation of release in parts of the spinal cord, which are unambiguously distant from where afferent projections from the hind paws terminate.

As shown in the Figure, the AHFV-JE7 sequence was closely related to but unambiguously distinct from all other AHFV sequences from human isolates.

Results from comparative analysis of BACs containing orthologs of the rice OsBRI1 locus demonstrated that orthologous clones from homoeologous chromosomes can be unambiguously distinguished from each other, and correctly assembled to respective contigs.

KBr was used in the buffer to distinguish binding of buffer anions, because Cl– binding cannot be unambiguously distinguished from an S donor ligand from extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS) analysis.

Branches where a subtype could not be unambiguously assigned from a single pass of the parsimony algorithm from the tips of the tree to the root were not used in the analysis.