A second, more equivocal decision addressed the Child Online Protection Act of 1998, which makes it a crime to place material that is "harmful to minors" on a Web site available to those under age 17.
Where equivocal, review decisions will be referred to the LIPS-A Executive Committee.
Overall, the clinical effectiveness of PL vs traditional PRP should be equivocal, the decision to use PL for epidural injection was based off the safety profile and a direct comparison would not be advisable given the potential risks of vascular occlusion with the use of PRP in the epidural space.
He says he has no plans to return to the profession to which he devoted 45 years of his life, but he still feels somewhat equivocal about a decision that surprised the world of haute cuisine.
Empirical research and theory are equivocal regarding whether wayfinders make decisions within or before entering an intersection and how this process might be affected by environmental experience.
To compare a Brazilian ICU with a European or American ICU is not ideal and could give equivocal information that generates erroneous decisions.
They gave a more equivocal response to the court decision.
He took an equivocal position in a 2004 decision on the question of whether courts may ever consider claims of political gerrymandering.
This comprehensive information improves both the identification of the culprit vessel and the diagnostic confidence for categorizing intermediate lesions and equivocal perfusion defects, thus optimizing management decisions.
But it noticeable that she is equivocal about Gervais and says no decision has been taken on whether Life's Too Short will return for a second series.
The second decision was considerably more equivocal as the splintered court grappled with the ambiguously worded core provisions of the 1996 law, the Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act.
