Sentence examples for unequivocally identifying from inspiring English sources

Contrary to popular belief, it is writers like Packer who do the most to dissociate the average Muslim in the street from acts of terrorist violence by unequivocally identifying the culprits as mere glory seekers.

Genetic studies of the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) of the populations of C. mutica reveal high genetic diversity in the Sea of Japan region, unequivocally identifying it as their native range.

We found antibody binding for calreticulin present on the 4G2 positive cisternae (Figure 3C), unequivocally identifying them as ER.

Section of the H C HMBC spectrum of the B4GAT1 product of GlcA addition to Xyl-α-pNP with both of the key through bond H C connections across the glycosidic linkage highlighted, unequivocally identifying the 1,4 glycosidic linkage.

The increased bone resorption in response to administration of 1,25- OH 2D3 in vivo is clearly associated with an increase in the number of OC [ 43], however, the low frequency of OC precursors in the bone marrow and the difficulty in unequivocally identifying these OC precursors greatly restricts their study in vivo.

Moreover, the primer sets designed here can unequivocally identify mixed bloodmeals.

However rectifying excitation spread in these co-cultures could not be unequivocally identified.

In the Republican foreign-policy divide between idealists and realists, McCain unequivocally identifies himself as an idealist.

The plant remains were too decayed to be unequivocally identified as leaves and buds, so the team used molecular analysis to identify what they were.

It is shown that X-ray powder diffraction can be used to unequivocally identify various types of structures generated by different layer arrangements.

The architecture and artifacts found within and beneath the destruction do not allow us to unequivocally identify the function of this area prior to destruction.