Sentences with phrase «unambiguous evidence»
"Unambiguous evidence" means clear and indisputable proof that leaves no room for confusion or doubt. Full definition
«Successful detection of nucleic acids in Martian permafrost samples would provide unambiguous evidence of life on another world,» says Dr Goordial.
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This NASA MARS 2020 approach of mapping the elemental, mineral, and organic composition of rocks at high spatial resolution with non-destructive techniques is now commonly used on Earth to provide unambiguous evidence for early life in its preserved nanoscale context.
Dr. Graham Cogley, professor of geography at Trent University, and an international team of scientists led by Dr. Ben Marzeion, of the University of Innsbruck, have found unambiguous evidence for an increase in the loss of glacier [continue reading...]
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission found unambiguous evidence of malicious intent behind the founding of the residential schools Beyak continues to defend.
Supporting that idea, the oldest unambiguous evidence of clothing - making tools also appears around this era.
«The UCLA experiment using stacked layers of magnetic topological insulator and superconductor has demonstrated the clearest and most unambiguous evidence of the particles as predicted by theory so far.»
«We now have the first unambiguous evidence for a rotating disk around a high - mass star that also is powering an outflow,» Shepherd said.
Only in the face of overwhelming and unambiguous evidence does any consensus emerge.
It's important to keep in mind that fights over many questions — whether any danger is posed by traces of industrial chemicals detected in human tissues, for instance — get most heated in the absence of unambiguous evidence in either direction (safe or dangerous).
In 2010, the team published evidence from the site of Cueva Antón in Spain that provided unambiguous evidence for symbolism among Neanderthals.
If all works out as planned, we could have unambiguous evidence about the biological cause of obesity in the next half a dozen years.
There simply is no unambiguous evidence that splitting the CEO and Chairman positions between two persons has a statistically significant positive impact on firm performance.
Freudians can not point to unambiguous evidence of their paradigm's superiority, but neither can proponents of more modern paradigms, whether behaviorism, evolutionary psychology, or psychopharmacology.
We desperately need the kind of unambiguous evidence that the NuSi experiments are designed to generate if we are going to combat and prevent these disorders.
«Volcanic explosions can sometimes be difficult to detect seismically, but the GCA can provide unambiguous evidence that a volcano is erupting,» said Fee.
«At present, it is common when a stroke patient first receives care that they are given an oxygen mask, but our results provide clear and unambiguous evidence that patients admitted to hospital with a stroke do not need routine prophylactic oxygen treatment.
In addition, Li 1 $ \ lambda $ 6708 absorption in the intermediate - gravity M7.5 companion 2MASS J15594729 +4403595 B provides unambiguous evidence that it is young (< 200 Myr) and resides below the hydrogen burning limit.
In fact, the more recent part of the purple line, which dives down while the so called modern temperature record rises to unseen heights is unambiguous evidence of just this.
Professor Bob Carter, an NIPCC lead author and former Head of the Department of Earth Sciences at James Cook University in Australia explains, «Science has yet to provide unambiguous evidence that problematic, or even measurable, human - caused global warming is occurring.»
They called for «clear and unambiguous evidence» into the way claimants invest their lump sum damages before the legislation be changed, and «adequate safeguards» to protect the most vulnerable claimants.
We recommend that clear and unambiguous evidence is gathered about the way claimants invest their lump sum damages before legislation changes the basis on which the discount rate is calculated.
The presumption of reasonable notice will be rebutted if there is clear and unambiguous evidence that the employee and employer agreed to another manner of determining the dismissed employee's entitlements upon termination.