Sentence examples for unequivocal interpretation from inspiring English sources
Even in better informed and less manipulative hands, historical analogies resist unequivocal interpretation.
Responsiveness to only a single feature allows for unequivocal interpretation of transmitted spikes by downstream circuits and makes DS cells a true 'feature detector.' This finding is in contrast to the results of a recent study in which direction coding was not strongly affected by wide-field inhibition19.
For integrated and unequivocal interpretation.
However, super-positions of areas of the absorption bands manifestation in the studied composition, makes the unequivocal interpretation difficult.
For two weeks in June 2015, photographer Maciek Pozoga and musicologist Christopher Kirkley spent time in Bamako, the capital of Mali, generating a body of work titled Uchronia: The Unequivocal Interpretation of Reality.
This shortcoming precludes unequivocal interpretation of results from, especially long-term, transplantation experiments with labeled cells.
Hence there was no occasion giving rise to a consistent and unequivocal administrative interpretation of the term 'yard-service employees' to include yard-mastersan interpretation which, had it existed, might have shed some light on the adoption of the term by Congress in 1934.
On the contrary, discrimination of diesel from its adulterants is difficult which demands rigorous analytical strategies and unequivocal data interpretation.
As budding yeast is the only model organism where there is a 1 1 relationship between the cenH3 nucleosome and the microtubule attachment site (Furuyama and Biggins, 2007), any conclusion concerning its composition and structure has an unequivocal functional interpretation.
Owing to ambiguities arising from the irregularity of the historical 3H input function since 1945, a unequivocal and straightforward interpretation of water transit times in Alpine tunnels is not possible.
However, this evidence is not unequivocal, and its interpretation by practitioners and policy-makers is shaped by multiple political and organization factors [ 10].
