The study's executive summary stated, unequivocally, that human beings had become the "dominant factor" influencing the climate.
"It is the first to show biologically and unequivocally that human intelligence is highly polygenic [involving lots of genes] and that purely genetic (SNP) information can be used to predict intelligence," Deary wrote in the journal paper.
We should instead send our own message to President Hamid Karzai, to Afghan officials and to the Afghan people: Americans will only support a state with a constitution that clearly and unequivocally enshrines human rights and religious freedom.
There are two baseline assumptions of Locke's moral thinking: morality is universal and it is something that can be understood clearly and unequivocally by human reason when Locke imagines us rationally-discovering natural law, he envisions us applying a rigorous set of logical principles to a set of clear and well-defined ideas about human nature, God, and society.
The ability of hNPC within their capacity to carry out developmental functions and unequivocally generating human renal structures encouraged us to investigate the possibility of injecting hNPCs to restore function in models of kidney failure (Harari-Steinberg et al, 2011; Pleniceanu et al, 2010).
In 2005, he surprised Europeans when, on a trip to Denmark, he stated unequivocally that humans caused global warming.
The first report, released in September, showed climate change was "unequivocally" caused by human activity and prompted Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, to say: "The heat is on.
While the clinical relevance of these findings needs further investigation, our results show unequivocally that the human gut microbiome is shaped by diet in a very dynamic manner.
Removal of the graft unequivocally identified the human cells as source of c-peptide and control over blood glucose levels.
Using a WT xenograft model, we have identified a cell sub-population that unequivocally functions as human tumour-initiating cells/cancer stem cells.
