Sentence examples for equivocal approach from inspiring English sources
It also helped change the way people in the region discussed Zimbabwe's crisis and signaled a refreshing break from the Clinton administration's equivocal approach toward the Mugabe regime.
The new guidelines take an equivocal approach to the evaluation of women at only moderate risk of developing breast cancer — including, surprisingly, those who have survived it.
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".
While Chicago's artistic descendants, such as Tracey Emin, have adopted a more equivocal approach to feminism, this compact survey of her work is a reminder of the debt we owe to the women's movement of the 1970s.
Studies using this nomothetic approach reported equivocal findings, which may be due to high levels of intra-individual variance of stress biomarkers.
For this reason, standard interpretation of dN/dS and MM01 statistics could lead to equivocal conclusions and other approaches are required.
The more damaging element in her testimony might prove to be her revelations about the equivocal role played in the approach to the war by Mr. Blair's successor as prime minister, Gordon Brown, who was then Britain's finance minister and deeply estranged from Mr. Blair.
Kuiper-Goodman et al. (2010) concluded that the genotoxic status of OTA is equivocal and recommended the default approach that OTA be regulated as a nonthreshold carcinogen.
The international evidence for adopting a palliative care approach in dementia is equivocal, largely due to a lack of high quality evidence [ 28, 29].
Those who were not classified according to these two approaches were classified as equivocal.
Surprisingly, the specificity of these blunted positive bias findings to depression, versus anxiety, has been investigated in relatively few studies to date and where such an approach has been adopted somewhat equivocal findings have emerged.
