Sentence examples for unequivocally determined from inspiring English sources

This account only makes sense if 'up' and 'down' can be unequivocally determined for each body.

Sequence boundaries PS6 to PS11 could be unequivocally determined at both Site U1466 and Site U1468 (Table 2).

As shown in Fig. 5, the X-ray diffraction result unequivocally determined the epoxy ring as α configuration.

In such conditions the beginning of pitting corrosion process can be unequivocally determined by the level of acoustic emission and the values of electrochemical parameters.

This makes room for rational disagreement in theory comparison, as scientists may apply different values (such as scope, simplicity, fruitfulness, accuracy) in evaluating and comparing particular theories, so that theory choice is not unequivocally determined throughout the scientific community.

New nitration reaction by K15NO3 of 2,7-di-tert-butylnaphthalene has enabled us to accomplish effective introduction of 15N atoms and synthesis of 7. The spin structure of 1,3- 15N2 diazaphenalenyl 7 was unequivocally determined by the ratio of the hfcc for 14N and 15N (A14N/A15N=0.292/0.409=0.714), which was equal to the ratio of each gyromagnetic ratio (γ14N/γ15N=0.713).

The authors acknowledge that they cannot unequivocally determine whether androstadienone influenced cortisol, which then influenced mood, or whether a change in mood caused by another mechanism led to a change in cortisol.

However, the results obtained could not unequivocally determine the local structure around the V species on SiO2, as it was also the case in previous studies.

The above discussion indicates that we cannot unequivocally determine if any one of the four mechanisms can fully explain our observations.

However, this study was unable to unequivocally determine which ENM or combination of ENMs and a-ENMs was responsible for the observed inhibition.

This entry usually abstracts from this issue by supposing that we can unequivocally determine, for any ideal of equality, how to measure degrees of inequality across the board.