Sentence examples for ambivalent outcomes from inspiring English sources

Moreover, some of the psychological constructs which have been touted to be linked with entrepreneurial intuition have been based on theoretical assumptions and have generated ambivalent outcomes.

Given the ambivalent outcomes of the different approaches (questionnaires versus other forms) we decided to develop both versions and to compare them: questionnaire-based v diagram-based.

An ambivalent outcome of SA as a prooxidant and antioxidant has been shown in many stress models against various pathogens and several abiotic stresses such as high light intensity, drought, salinity, and cold (Mou et al. 2003; Mateo et al. 2006; Miura and Tada 2014).

Castillo remains somewhat ambivalent about the outcome of the Democratic primary, as long as that candidate can beat the Republicans.

Studies on allogeneic blood transfusion (ABT) in hip fracture patients show ambivalent findings regarding outcome and mortality [ 9- 14].

At the market on Tuesday, some customers were ambivalent about the possible outcomes of the deal.

The results of studies on disease-oriented health outcomes were ambivalent.

I'm ambivalent on the issue.

These examples reflect the culture of the school system, which focus on academic outcomes and are somewhat ambivalent about the notion of play-based learning and the need for caring and nurturing relationships to support learning.

With respect to the ABA pathway, DF showed ambivalent effects with both positive and negative outcomes being found depending on the gene tested.

Still reeling from the Great Depression and jaded by the sour outcome of World War I, Americans were ambivalent at best.