Sentence examples for unequivocally documented from inspiring English sources

Our own data obtained in quite a large number of patients unequivocally documented the therapeutic relevance of F-FDG-PET for patients with HL.

New demyelinating activity in previously remyelinated shadow plaques has been unequivocally documented in MS [ 148], and areas of remyelination are more frequently affected by new inflammatory demyelination than the normal appearing white matter [ 17].

While pre-germination conditions and germination (stage I) cannot be unequivocally documented for this ginkgophyte based on the fossils at hand (see below), the second stage (stage II) is characterized by the development of a short shoot axis, a typical gymnosperm taproot, and the appearance of the first 2 4 leaves (the primary leaves).

Moreover, it is not always possible to unequivocally document antigen expression and low-copy genetic gains and losses on two-dimensional images.

Experimental challenge studies unequivocally document that some strains of G. lamblia can cause diarrhea in healthy adult volunteers [ 14, 15], and convincing epidemiological descriptions of acute gastroenteritis outbreaks also provide evidence that in certain hosts and settings this protozoan causes acute diarrhea [ 11, 16– 23].

Distinguishing between the two is difficult because the great diversity of taxa involved and ancient time scales of the events, which both contribute to insufficient resolution in the phylogenies to unequivocally document cases of HGT or lineage sorting (Cocquyt et al. 2009; Kamikawa et al. 2010).

South Korea welcomed the report, saying it hoped it would "raise the international community's awareness", while the US said it "clearly and unequivocally documents the brutal reality" of the Pyongyang regime.

The usability of a flexible endoscope has to be documented unequivocally and secure from any revision and also has to be automatically monitored.

The presence of diversified and unequivocally eukaryotic cells is documented in sediments ∼1.5 Ga of age (Javaux et al. 2001; Knoll et al. 2006), followed by eukaryotic algae at ∼1.2 Ga (Butterfield 2000).

The investigators concluded that teaching did not need to be cognitively complex and that it might be common among many kinds of animals but difficult to document unequivocally.

In the present study, we have used for the first time double-labelling techniques as well as automatic image analysis routines to document unequivocally that sectorial RGC loss in RCS rats is indeed due to RGC death.