Whether Newman has unwittingly trashed his close friend's unflinching and unequivocal apology, time will tell.
It is very difficult to set unequivocal reference times.
This virtue of the FPT could be of a paramount importance in medical diagnostics where unequivocal quantification of time signals (possibly short) encoded from patients now become feasible with the reassuring benefit of the accompanying error analysis of proven validity.
Our analyses provide, for the first time, unequivocal evidence supporting the role of gene body methylation to reducing transcriptional noise.
The recommendations came fast and furious and unequivocal, and by the time I set foot in Cochon, at least three things were clear: Just about any food lover who has spent any time in New Orleans over the last two years has been to this irresistible restaurant, and has responded with the kind of swoon typically reserved for the front rows at an Obama rally.
The event marked a decade of progress since the global judges' symposium in Johannesburg in 2002, which spelled out for the first time in unequivocal terms the crucial role that judges have to play in interpreting and enforcing environmental law, nationally and internationally.
While waiting for Secretary Clinton's unequivocal apology, it's time for the rest of the Party to move through the 5 stages of grieving: Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance, and get back to trying to ensure that the American Dream is available to ALL―not just the top ½ of 1%―as we have promised to do since our Party's inception. .
It is high time for unequivocal decisions.
The DCCT for the first time provided unequivocal evidence that, in fact, lower blood glucose concentrations delay the onset of diabetic complications [ 2].
Even with only a few unequivocal cases at this time, it is evident that uORF mutations may be involved in a wide variety of diseases including malignancies, metabolic or neurologic disorders, and inherited syndromes.
