Examples of 'is equivocal' in a sentence
Meaning of "is equivocal"
is equivocal: This phrase describes a statement or situation that is ambiguous or open to interpretation
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The presence of foot glands is equivocal.
The test is equivocal if the intensities do not significant differ.
The ending of the play is equivocal.
It is equivocal and contingent.
The role of genetic drift is equivocal.
Whatever is equivocal can be understood or interpreted in more than one way.
And the gun is equivocal.
The scientific literature on HiHi for improved sealevel performance is equivocal.
This factor is equivocal.
The case is equivocal in the absence of clearly authenticated samples of the wallpaper.
All physical evidence is equivocal.
The Commission is equivocal on taxation and financing issues.
Therefore repeat vaccination is equivocal.
Mutagenicity and genotoxicity There is equivocal evidence of genotoxicity of chloral hydrate.
Evidence comparing scopolamine to cinnarizine or combinations of scopolamine and ephedrine is equivocal or minimal.
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Property is equivocal.
Evidence that early treatment has a favorable effect on long term outcomes is equivocal.
Your syllogism is equivocal.
The data concerning the potential role of anabolic steroids in connective tissue injury is equivocal.
The biological relevance of this response is equivocal due to cytotoxicity.
Eddie is equivocal and tells Dillon he has parked his car in the South End.
The preamble will be most significant where the text is equivocal or inconclusive.
Evidence for impact on annoyance of long-term noise versus recent changes is equivocal.
Not applicable, evidence of decline is equivocal and not quantified.
However, the broader literature on efficacy of mandated treatment is equivocal.
Under such conditions, ' outside the Church ' is equivocal and does not cut off anything.
However, evidence for biotic resistance in aquatic ecosystems is equivocal.
Each element of language, within this dynamic, is equivocal ( aequivocus “ with a double meaning ” ).
Morphological and chemical evidence for advanced-generation hybrids is equivocal.
This result further implicates IFNY and NO production, but is equivocal for the other cytokines.
Caesar may have been granted an active flamen while living ; the evidence is equivocal.
Well, the evidence is equivocal.
Post-exercise carbohydrate is likely to improve recovery, but the effect of protein is equivocal.
Vomiting, low fever, exam is equivocal.
An additional organism, Malawimonas, may also be included amongst excavates, though phylogenetic evidence is equivocal.
The idea which follows the presentation of the first theme is equivocal in tonality.
The evidence that a high-fiber diet can protect against breast cancer is equivocal.
Again I would say that this work is equivocal.
When asked if sloths are more like mammals or reptiles, Cliffe is equivocal.
And where evidence is available, the record is equivocal.
Unfortunately, the evidence supporting non-operative treatment for the Charcot foot is equivocal.
Broadly speaking, I would say the economic development is equivocal.
Thus the contribution of cannabinoids as selective UV-B filters in C. sativa is equivocal.
Evidence of the teratogenicity of 6-mercaptopurine in humans is equivocal.
Whence it follows that the symbol, having many meanings, is equivocal.
Oh, come on, that means the tread evidence on our brake pedal is equivocal.
The answer, as is so often the case in China, is equivocal.
His call for peace, like that of most Palestinians, is equivocal.
Well, he may just have a good reason. All physical evidence is equivocal.
Woodmorappe goes on to say however, “… A close examination shows that this presumed evidence is equivocal.
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Results from previous studies have been equivocal
Please tell me there was an equivocal death investigation
