Sentence examples for unambiguously use from inspiring English sources

Jerome, in fact, seems to have been the first to unambiguously use the term capitulum to refer to a numbered, titled segment of a text.

Larval tiger beetles unambiguously use wheel locomotion as a response to disturbance.

The observed mounds are too small to identify the composition unambiguously using EDS.

The binding mode of one of the leads, AEA16, in Escherichia coli FabI enzyme was determined unambiguously using X-ray crystallography.

Saturated compounds can usually be assigned unambiguously using mainly COSY and some 13C-HMBC data, whereas condensed heterocycles are problematic due to their lack of protons that could show interatomic connectivities.

Although there is substantial variation in measurements within the species, no discrete groups can be detected and it is not possible to separate the sexes unambiguously using measurements alone.

We determined the sex of great tits and blackbirds unambiguously using plumage traits [33].

The analysis of nuclear data provides limited power due to the extremely low levels of variation and hence, the relationships among baboons and the kipunji cannot be resolved unambiguously using these data.

Because GPCRs belong to each of the above-mentioned GPCR groups exhibit a distinct sequence profile, nGPCRs of various vertebrate species can be identified unambiguously using this procedure [19], [22].

With this two level approach, our proposal offers a nearly universal solution for unambiguously using Watson and Crick stand terminology, which should improve clarity and annotation.

Their genotypes were assigned unambiguously using real time PCR assays detecting the presence of lacZ and Cre alleles, which were established in the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center DNA Analysis Core Facility.