Sentence examples for data is equivocal from inspiring English sources
Across different face judgments and stimulus sets, the data is equivocal as to whether or not familiarity impacts recognition processes.
As analysis of currently available but sparse data is equivocal, future studies that quantify the kinetics of reverse transcription in macrophages and IC50 measurements of more drugs in macrophages will give better insight into our model predictions.
Molecular data are equivocal as to whether bats are the sister group to primates and colugos, so these two competing hypotheses cannot yet be tested.
Not surprisingly, then, the data are equivocal about which sort of face women prefer.The problem that Dr DeBruine spotted is that this equivocation might be real with different women pursuing, albeit unconsciously, different reproductive strategies or it might be an artefact of the way the experiments have been conducted.
The available pre-clinical data are equivocal: deleterious and beneficial effects as well as no therapeutic efficacy at all were reported, depending on the species used, the severity of shock, and the concomitant use of therapeutic hypothermia [19 25].
The data were equivocal regarding the role of memory trace durability, but evidence was found for poorer processing by the poor nonword-repeaters of acoustically subtle differences in stimuli.
Again the available data are equivocal, suggesting that at least hibernating isolated organs remains an option.
