Sentence examples for unequivocally settled from inspiring English sources

Recent developments in the field of DNA analysis have unequivocally settled the debate of Polynesian origin.

Although these issues likely will not be settled unequivocally, recent epidemiological studies have shown that anxiety disorders among alcoholics often are independent (e.g., Grant et al. 2004; Williams et al. 2010) and clinical studies have demonstrated that efficacious treatment of one disorder does not necessarily yield improvements in the untreated comorbid disorder (e.g., Thomas et al. 2008).

It would have been of enormous help to know that his "clear, settled and informed wish to commit suicide" – in the words of the interim policy – which he had communicated to me "unequivocally" as he "asked personally" for my help would have been a factor weighing against any possibility of my being prosecuted for helping him to die.

This settled without consequence.

Then, in the novel's one unequivocally postmodern invention, a journalist shows up to settle the matter once and for all by interviewing Alice Jones.

During transport under static conditions (in 50 mL tubes under ambient temperature) gravity causes the islets to settle at the bottom of the transport device, which unequivocally induces chemical as well as nutritional gradients.

"Settle" — Disclosure.

Your cough settles.

settle down in Wamena.

Settling Velocity of ANAMMOX Granules.

Settle down.