Sentence examples for doubtful responses from inspiring English sources

Patients who had their treatment changed for persistent bacteriologic positivity or because of radiologic and/or clinical deterioration, including those with "doubtful responses," were classified as having failed treatment.

Among the 1,936 completed questionnaires, 41 were excluded because of ineligible ages (less than 15 or more than 24 years of age), 3 were excluded because they were incomplete (almost half of the questions were left unanswered), and 13 were excluded due to doubtful responses (e.g., inconsistent or illogical responses), leaving a total of 1,879 useable questionnaires.

The study has shown that older cattle (>4 years) had a high response to PPD and doubtful reaction as compared to young cattle, with more doubtful reaction in females as compared to males.

Even if every literati read Myers' piece, it's doubtful any response could top the 1989 cat fight that followed Wolfe's screed.

An irritant response, a doubtful, or a negative reading was interpreted as a negative response.

An irritant response, a doubtful reading, or a negative reading was interpreted as a negative response.

This made me doubtful of a positive response to the more vital issues, such as our requests for "equal pay for equal work," health benefits, job security, and advancement.

While in theory, the best way to obtain individuals' income information is to ask them directly; in practice people often do not wish to report it or the quality of response is doubtful.

Thus, while blockade of system xc− by erastin (and other agents, see below) can trigger a robust transcriptional signature indicative of ER stress, it is doubtful that this transcriptional response is essential for the lethality observed following erastin treatment.

It is doubtful that Obama's weak response to this outrage would have been so anodyne (remember the 'red line', anyone?) if the Syrian Army had used tactical nukes.

In all the patients an R0 resection was achieved by intraoperative biopsy of the resected specimen's margin, and eventually additional resection in doubtful cases or positive pathological response.