Sentence examples for unequivocal application from inspiring English sources

This concordance is the results of strict vertical transmission and permits the unequivocal application of the hosts' fossil record to their endosymbionts, thereby providing the accuracy of fossil-derived dates to bacterial evolution.

The cases analysed in this paper, coinciding with a broad pre-existing literature, clearly show that despite the basic definitions of traditional governance models (service, tool, private and landlord), the different applications observed in each port (and within a country) hinder the unequivocal distinction of the application of each one in a "pure" manner.

Such a double standard is itself an unequivocal sign of the ritual application of NHST.

The application of batch correction allowed the unequivocal identification of genes differentially expressed between RA and OA and returned the top-ranked GO category "extracellular matrix structural constituent" (8/74 genes; p-value decreased by 4 orders of magnitude).

Application of RNA-Seq to SAE allowed the unequivocal identification of highly expressed ubiquitous and SAE-enriched genes.

While deep phylogenetic information might be of little relevance for molecular epidemiology, unequivocal classification of bacterial strains is essential for many other applications.

Micrographs in this particular application should be distributed within a single series as an unequivocal mathematical solution to the problem is available.

Although MSC have potentially broad-reaching clinical applications in liver disease they have yet to demonstrate unequivocal evidence of efficacy.

On the right, Mr. Levy pressed Mr. Sharon to pledge his unequivocal support for the settlement enterprise, and his National Religious Party requested a candidate's application.

Recent advances have led to the unequivocal identification of microorganisms responsible for contaminant degradation in engineered systems, and to applications enhancing our understanding of carbon flow in terrestrial ecosystems.

The DPP's evidence to the Commons public bill committee in January was unequivocal – he would consult the attorney general whenever he is approached to give consent to allow an application to proceed to court.