Sentence examples for unequivocally defined from inspiring English sources

An unbiased and unequivocally defined estimate of grain sizes and shapes is fundamental for understanding the microscopic behaviour of crystalline materials modified by the action of stress fields and/or chemical gradients.

The latter, i.e. the upper limit, however mainly depends on the level of investigation, the considered compound, the lowest measured concentration and/or the achieved compound-specific detection limit and therefore cannot be unequivocally defined.

For the remaining six BMVs (BMV2 7), the integration sites could not be unequivocally defined by direct comparison of provirus-containing and provirus-free strains, due to unavailability of the genomic sequences for the latter group.

While the category of 'reactive' hornets is unequivocally defined, the category of 'nonreactive' hornets remained to be crucial because of its dependence on gross subjective manual criterions, which did not allow deciding in detail about any residual pattern of reactivity of the hornets to e shimmering.

However, the role of MBL and the lectin pathway cannot be unequivocally defined, as published data points to opposite and sometimes confusing conclusions (Table 1).

Several groups have investigated EPC in sepsis but their role has not yet been unequivocally defined [ 15– 22] (see Table 1).

Some experts say that such limitations may hold true for other diseases, as well, and that genetics will not be able to unequivocally define and distinguish diseases.

That he was invited to speak unequivocally defines the values the group stands for.

I learned after my son died that our state's criminal statutes, as well as federal criminal laws both unequivocally define drug distribution resulting in the death of someone else as homicide.

To unequivocally define the role of Shp2 in regulation of mESC activities, we sought to establish Shp2 null mutants.

The restraints derived from the NMR experiments were used as input data for docking calculations for the human cytochrome c−Bcl-xL system with the program HADDOCK [19] and unequivocally define the interface on both proteins.