Sentence examples for unequivocal evaluation from inspiring English sources
The uniform character of the group allowed a more unequivocal evaluation of the effect of the intensity of expression of the studied protein on the survival time of the patients.
He wrote his reviews in a crisp, often staccato style that gave his evaluations unequivocal clarity and directness, attributes that earned him a Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 1971, the first for a music critic.
"However, the recommendation of our competitive evaluation process... was unequivocal, that the French offer represented the capabilities best able to meet Australia's unique needs".
Institutes named after controversial people do not always emulate their views, but the founding committee's mission statement sounds unequivocal: "Following Friedman's lead, the design and evaluation of economic policy requires analyses that respect the incentives of individuals and the essential role of markets in allocating goods and services.
Evaluation of vulvovaginal candidosis (VVC) was made when unequivocal pseudohyphae and/or blastopores ('snowman' shape) were detected on the smears (Fig. 1a).
Contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has unequivocal increased sensitivity and has replaced contrast computed tomography (CT) in evaluation of patients with suspected leptomeningeal carcinomatosis.
It is unequivocal that migraine data vary according to the populations and detailed evaluations are much more informative.
The initial histopathological examination recognized the lesion as a PCC without unequivocal signs of malignancy according to both WHO and AFIP criteria, and subsequent re-evaluation by an independent expert endocrine pathologist was consistent with a benign diagnosis.
Low plasma levels are not unequivocal to interpret [ 2], but our results support a more prominent role for research and re-evaluation of the current recommended nutrition standards for ICU patients.
For p16INK4a evaluation, staining patterns of nuclear only, cytoplasmatic only and combined nuclear/cytoplasmatic were accepted as specific; for pRb any unequivocal nuclear staining of epithelial tumour cells was considered specific.
