Sentence examples for unambiguously interpreted from inspiring English sources

De Bodt et al. [ 5] point that G is the less unambiguously interpreted and R has an intermediate reliability on its interpretation.

It addresses the visualization concerns discussed previously, specially the creation of graphical models with a common notation that can be shared and unambiguously interpreted by different people.

When some of the InChI components can be omitted, it is appropriate to use the ChsI/X↔Y method, which – unlike the previous method – ignores the protonation of the entity, because the protonation cannot be unambiguously interpreted in a multicomponent InChI identifier.

Still, there is a paucity of surface features that can be unambiguously interpreted as cryovolcanoes.

On the contrary, we enrolled young Finnish vaccinees that were unambiguously interpreted as free from LTBI and some patients with proven NTM infection.

Because the range of possible observed phase is [0,2 π), single phase measurements cannot be unambiguously interpreted as physical lengths.

However, this domain model is essential to unambiguously interpret the spreadsheet data.

A scheme for placing evenly-distributed contact nodes is described, as well as methods for unambiguously interpreting whether a node is in contact with a specific surface.

Advanced data integration requires the ability to unambiguously interpret conceptual entities such that data may be shared and re-used at any time in the future.

Graphs generally defined all symbols (98%), but 31% were not self-explanatory; that is, despite knowing the study's design and reading the figure's legend, we could not unambiguously interpret the graph.

However, the major limitation in conducting association analyses of rare variants is that it is difficult to obtain enough statistical power to unambiguously interpret their results.