"Obama's posture has been very equivocal, without a clear message," said Representative Eric Cantor, a Virginia Republican who is the House minority whip.
But why do Republicans, who have been very equivocal in differentiating among the candidates until now, feel so strongly that Mr. Gingrich has the right kind of knowledge and experience?
Apart from his stances on immigration, he has been very equivocal on public policy pronouncements.
Furthermore, because of the many variables involved, research in the field is very often equivocal; even as Secretary of Education Arne Duncan declared this latest victory, reputable scholars had started to argue over what the data really mean.
These results show that CISH inter- and intra-laboratory concordance to FISH and IHC is very high, even in equivocal IHC 2+ cases.
Before assuming this type of approach is a modern mistake, Dawkins might want to read the work of Heraclitus the Obscure, writing in the fifth century B.C., who relished the universe's equivocal nature: "Seawater is very pure and very impure: drinkable and healthful for fishes, but undrinkable and destructive to men".
Memantine, an N-methyl D-aspartate receptor antagonist, was also tested in 2 RCTs including DLB patients; however, the results were equivocal., Therefore, there is very little evidence for pharmacotherapy in this group.
Standard radiographs in newborns and in small children could be equivocal and in addition it is very important to hold a correct position while performing the exam.
The appropriateness of single rooms for those patients dying was equivocal, as " isolating somebody in a cubicle in their last hours of life is very, very lonely" [2 29].
The people entering this industry will be in a very equivocal position, and I suggest they keep their heads down.
