Sentence examples for ambivalent compared with from inspiring English sources
In a recent Swedish study, sperm donors (39%) were found to be more ambivalent compared with oocyte donors (21%) before donation using the same ambivalence scale as the present study 4. In contrast, we found no gender differences in donor satisfaction post-donation in the present study.
We found a significant higher score in maternal alexithymia levels in children classified as "ambivalent", compared to those classified as "avoiding" (Total scale: p= 0.011).
Second, all variables with p < 0.2 in the univariate logistic regression analyses were then simultaneously used in multivariate logistic regression analysis to obtain the adjusted odds ratios (ORs) of the included variables for having a positive or ambivalent attitude to HPV vaccination compared with having a negative attitude.
Compared with her primary rivals, Clinton provokes ambivalent, sometimes negative, reactions; but if Clinton it must be, few of her rivals' supporters will want to be complicit in lessening her chances of winning next November.
In another poll, only 40% of respondents in (mainly French-speaking) Quebec, the most anti-war province, held a generally favourable view of the United States, a drop of 20 percentage points compared with nine months ago.Canadians' feelings towards their giant southern neighbour are inevitably complicated and ambivalent.
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Whatever these ambivalent effects, the most important evidence for the role of leptin in the development of OA is the lack of any increased spontaneous degenerative changes in obese mice with impaired leptin signalling compared with lean wild-type mice, indicating that leptin is required to increase the incidence of OA due to extreme adiposity [ 7].
Finally, we found a negative significant effect of level of education on ambivalence at T1, indicating that participants with a lower level of education are less ambivalent as compared to participants with a higher level of education (Table 4).
