Existing research results are equivocal on this point.
Use of local opinion leaders has been shown to produce equivocal results, although the use of academic detailing appears to show some promise [ 16, 19, 21- 23].
Combined single-photon emission computerised tomography (SPECT) and X-ray CT improve anatomical detail and reduce the number of equivocal lesions detected on bone scintigraphy (Even-Sapir et al, 2006).
The early development of Nematostella is now well documented up to blastopore closure, although some details of the mechanism of gastrulation remain equivocal [ 9, 40- 42].
National Toxicology Program conducted detailed two year safety study; results indicated an equivocal evidence of carcinogenic activity, increased incidences of ulcers, hyperplasia, and inflammation of the forestomach, cecum, and colon in rats of turmeric oleoresin exposed groups [ 36].
The trial De Iniusta details took place at Salisbury in November 1088, and concerned St-Calais' equivocactionsons in the revolt against King William II's rule that had taken place earlier in the year.
But data on the effects of respiratory muscle training on the ventilatory response to endurance exercise is equivocal, probably because it depends importantly on the type of exercise task used and on the details of the respiratory muscle training protocol.
His attention to detail and obsession with quality are evident throughout the film, but in an equivocal way.
After discarding the probe sets with very low median expression levels and those with equivocal genome mapping, the final set of 2,013 mouse lincRNAs, including 918 intron-containing ones, was obtained (for details, see Materials and Methods).
The results were rechecked by the senior authors (Hsiao and Chien), and all reviewers resolved any disagreement and ambiguous or equivocal information through discussion and writing letter of confirmation to the authors to reach a consensus in every relevant detail.
Early findings are equivocal.
