Sentence examples for ambivalent responses from inspiring English sources

Few items evoked ambivalent responses.

Wolves displayed ambivalent responses to roads depending on the spatial scale, road type, time of day, behavioral state, and reproductive status.

Our study examines ambivalent responses toward roads at different spatial and temporal scales from single wolf steps up to the landscape level for wolves in Scandinavia.

The high behavioral plasticity which allows such ambivalent responses of wolves toward infrastructure is a key factor in the recent wolf recovery in industrialized countries, many of which have higher densities of roads and humans than in Scandinavia.

Following the largely ambivalent responses to these three questions on the availability of quality VPD data, the mean score for this index increased only modestly by 0.53 between the baseline and follow-up among the intervention group, as compared to essentially no change among the control group (Table 2).

Indeed, the effects of repetitive transcranial stimulation of dorsal medial prefrontal cortex suggest that the pre-SMA may be necessary to resolve conflict between responses (Taylor et al. 2007), including the conflict that arises when there are ambivalent responses, as in the free-selection of actions.

Larry's confused, ambivalent response is nothing new.

Our report, "Defending Civilization," documents academe's disturbingly ambivalent response to the Sept. 11 attacks.

Yet even as pop culture provokes this ambivalent response, it blunts the reality of oppression.

But Uribe's ambivalent response suggested that he still intends to push for the deal he wants.

Its ambivalent response to the Arab Spring has left the pioneering Muslim democracy looking like an apologist for kleptocrats and thugs.