Sentence examples for characterize equivocal from inspiring English sources

Compared with conventional bone scintigraphy, SPECT/CT can exclude physiological uptake and better characterize equivocal lesions [ 23].

Thus, contrast-enhanced MRI is the technique of choice to characterize equivocal lesions detected at US without wasting time and resources with multiphase CT.

In a related monograph (BBA, 1998 2000), the results from two of the rabbit studies reviewed by the European Commission were characterized as equivocal for cardiovascular developmental effects.

The equivocal cats were mainly characterized by normal wall thickness (< 5.5 mm) and papillary muscle size, with or without end-systolic cavity obliteration.

While the few studies characterizing tobacco use in the developing world are equivocal, they generally support the findings observed in the developed world [ 9].

However, QoL is – still – an equivocal term with substantially different meanings, characterizing a "field of interest" [ 5] and not a single scientific construct.

H.A. Wolfson has presented evidence for Aristotle's recognition of a type of term intermediate between equivocal and univocal terms, some instances of which were characterized by their use according to priority and posteriority.

Yet it is precisely this equivocal approach that earned her all those angry social media comments and reviews that characterized her as a "spiritual tourist".

John McEnroe was equivocal.

There is nothing equivocal.

Holland is more equivocal.