Evidence for the true duplication of 13 immune-related genes: ATF4, CD36, CD68, CD163, CRP, DDX3X, GSTP1, GZMA, IFIT1, IL1B, IRGC, ITLN2, and OAS1, and 5 non-immune genes, appears unequivocal (Additional file 3: Table S3).
He tabled an unequivocal statement that he had consulted the solicitor general in relation to the Legal Services Direction: Section 55ZF of the Judiciary Act 1903 empowers the attorney general to issue directions, which are to apply generally to Commonwealth legal work, or are to apply to Commonwealth legal work being performed, or to be performed, in relation to a particular matter.
If the board were truly committed to fairness and respect, the proposal on the table would be unequivocal: gays welcome, full stop.
However, because plasma concentrations of the pharmaceuticals were not determined, it is premature to conclude that these level 3 studies (Table 1) provide unequivocal support for the read-across hypothesis.
Several sources were used to control for TSE strain, host species, and tissue condition (i.e., frozen vs. fixed and wax-embedded) to ensure unequivocal interpretation of the results (Table).
Although the neutrality tests used have more power to detect positive rather than purifying selection [ 37] we have indicated among the genes under positive selection those with significant results in the Fay and Wu's H test as genes with unequivocal signatures of positive selection (Table 2).
With so few women seated alongside her at sport's top tables, Jevans has been unequivocal in speaking out against gender imbalance in sport - most recently calling for quotas to be considered, despite a lifelong aversion to the concept.
As summarized in Table 2, the results were unequivocal.
In the case of HSPA1 our study revealed its unequivocal presence in 9 of 24 tissues examined (Table 1).
No unequivocal deleterious mutations were identified in the PALB2 gene (Table 3).
