Sentence examples for unquestionably expressed from inspiring English sources

However, our Illumina sequence analysis indicated that as many as 91 ZNF280AY loci (with an average length of 2620 bp, ranging from 1656 bp to 3386 bp) could be transcriptionally active, and that 51 of them were unquestionably expressed as they matched 100% with unique read pairs.

The similarities between concepts reflected in unquestionably Jewish texts and those expressed in documents of contemporary non-Jewish esoterism are so numerous that it becomes difficult, sometimes impossible, to distinguish the giver from the receiver.

It's all enough to drive a person to focus on the one unquestionably clear statement of the evening, expressed in faultless lines: Michelle Obama's dress.

Unquestionably, Mytibase does not contain an IL17 homologue, found instead expressed in oyster hemocytes following bacterial stimulation [ 74].

This is unquestionably an over-simplified analysis, and yet it is sure to be expressed.

This is unquestionably the simplest, & most practical way to express day of the year, since it separates the numerals, requires no punctuation, tells a little story and looks good.

He rejects Princeton for "a third-rate institute of technology in the Middle West," expresses "beer-bloated disdain for the very idea of liberal arts," and dedicates himself to "the unquestionably masculine, unquestionably middle-lcass trade of mechanical engineering".

On the other hand, sensitivity of immunostaining is unquestionably lower than most of biochemical in vitro approaches, and therefore, one cannot wholly exclude that microglia cells express MECP2 at a level not detectable microscopically.

Unquestionably so.

Unquestionably not.

"Unquestionably," he says unhesitatingly.