Sentence examples for unequivocally address from inspiring English sources
But even now, proposed federal legislation that would unequivocally address this basic unfairness waits in Congress while countless trans and gender-nonconforming people lose their jobs and have trouble getting new work.
Image deconvolution is a useful tool to more unequivocally address the localization of a molecule in a small compartment as this procedure eliminates the contribution of optical diffraction and therefore restores the "real" image from the acquired samples [9].
We then aimed to unequivocally address whether HER2 accumulation would explain the more aggressive phenotypes of HD tumours cells as compared to a control situation.
It is possible that the genotyping of bulked DNA samples with dominant DArT markers resulted in lower estimates of genetic diversity and further cost- and labor-intensive analyses based on single plants within accessions with a method, which enables detection of heterozygosity would be needed to unequivocally address the question of the relatively high genetic similarity of rye varieties.
It is a very serious offense that must be unequivocally addressed and dealt with.
Despite recent advances in analyses of skin and intestine cancers showing that bona fide primary tumors are indeed de novo seeded and propagated by CSCs in their natural environment, there is still a paucity of data that have unequivocally addressed the role and underlying mechanisms for CSCs in therapeutic resistance.
As the association of GATA expression levels and the prognostic phenotype of neuroblastoma could not unequivocally be addressed by northern blot and real-time RT-PCR, we examined GATA expression levels by microarray analysis in a larger cohort of primary neuroblastoma (n=251).
Treatments to prevent or alleviate BPD are limited, and no currently available therapy addresses unequivocally these unmet medical needs.
Perhaps one of the most crucial issues the WHO guidelines aim to address is unequivocally rejecting the medicalization of FGM.
Bringing together activists from political, human rights, LGBT and trade unions sectors, as well as people of faith and other progressive groups, the Cutting Edge Consortium welcomes the World Pride 2012 organisers' intention to address clearly and unequivocally the global failure to protect LGBT rights as human rights – not least throughout the Commonwealth.
When validated against a large panel of Ugandan specimens previously typed by SBT, the new assay was able to identify sensitively and unequivocally the carriers of the addressed alleles.
