Sentence examples for unambiguously how from inspiring English sources

In the end, though, everything hinges on learning, unambiguously, how sensitive the climate is to greenhouse gases.

And, the researchers show unambiguously how escaped racing pigeons have bolstered the populations of feral birds.

A first step in managing GC is the use of protocols that allow physicians and nurses to decide unambiguously how much insulin should be administered.

It is unambiguously about how those funds are dispersed and utilised, and this is done in a horrifically inefficient, bureaucratic, lunatic, dehumanising, hopeless, helpless fashion.

In only one paper (S10) did the reviewers unambiguously describe how they synthesised translations (phase 6).

Both 2D and 3D averaging unambiguously show how close an MreB filament sits on the tubes, extending the thickness of the density including the lipid bilayer to 12.5 nm.

Although the post-error effects in Fig.  3 are qualitatively consistent across different levels of word frequency, it is not unambiguously clear how these effects should be interpreted in terms of underlying psychological processes.

Further analysis using in vitro transcription, reporter gene analysis, and nuclear run-on would be required to unambiguously establish how general Pol II genes are regulated by MAF1 and Pol III.

Their continued devotion demonstrates how unambiguously she achieved her goal: to be useful.

If he loses it's not unambiguously clear, given how ill-thought out the military strategy appears to be at this point, that Syria, or even his Presidency, will be worse off.

They made graphically clear to me exactly how unambiguously hot this war has become.