Sentence examples for unequivocal powers from inspiring English sources
Of course, the digital short would be hilarious were it not for its unequivocal powers to turn straight-laced honor students into heathens of the night.
We can only hope that the few members of the NEB who hold unequivocal power over future of Ontario and Quebec are paying some attention to the protesters chanting outside of their hearing and haven't been seduced by the Monorail-esque sales pitch that Enbridge is pushing.
Patients also seemed unaware of the unequivocal power of the prevention of "accidents waiting to happen" [ 5] that can be offered to them by professional physician's counsel.
"How exciting would it be at the HRC National Dinner to have the president in a timely and unequivocal way put the power of the Presidency behind our historic and epic struggle in Maine?" The day following the HRC event, thousands of GLBT people will stream into Washington for the National Equality March.
The power and unequivocal value of the model organism in tackling biological mysteries is clear, but recent work on the intra-specific diversity of this model organism [ 78] has led us to recognize the great genomic variation that exists.
But his reluctance to come down on one side or the other opened the way to Lyndon Johnson's tragic and "unequivocal determination to use U.S. power to preserve South Vietnam's autonomy, arguing that this is what Kennedy would have done".
The ruins of the ancient Roman cities Pompeii and Herculaneum, and the perfectly preserved shapes of inhabitants who perished in the ashes, offer an unequivocal expression of the destructive power of volcanic eruptions.
As a generality from common diseases, genetic risk factors discovered by GWAS have been modest in their effects (odds ratios 1 1.2) requiring sample sizes of several thousand to have the statistical power required for unequivocal detection of significant variants.
Last weekend, a conference to review the 1968 Non-Proliferation Treaty ended with the first-ever statement of "unequivocal" commitment from the United States and other nuclear powers to achieve comprehensive nuclear disarmament.
The importance of considering statistical power in marine pollution studies is unequivocal.
