Sentence examples for equivocal one from inspiring English sources
9, 36 If the MSI result is negative or equivocal, one should still rely on the strength of the family history to make screening recommendations, 33 – 37 since up to 15% of colorectal tumors from HNPCC patients will not display the phenotype.
11 Therefore, the effect of allaying anxiety on cognition remains an equivocal one.
Because the status of appearance is equivocal, one is forced to distinguish between those appearances that correspond with reality and those that are only illusory.
A far from despondent Mr Le Pen told campaigners at his headquarters in the Paris suburb of St-Cloud that Mr Chirac's victory was "an equivocal one, acquired by Soviet methods and with the combined help of all the social, political, economic and media forces".
However, evidence from RCTs of LBP is equivocal: one RCT of LBP found that those who expected better outcomes with treatment gained more benefit than those who did not; however another trial failed to show that expectations affected outcome [ 13, 14].
Columns are order according to hypothesized convergence of constructs with SPADI, i.e., divergent subscales are to the left, the equivocal ones in the middle and convergent construct subscales are on the right.
More unequivocal pictures led to larger N170 amplitudes than more equivocal ones, in an interesting parallel to the P3 findings.
For instance, if conf = 1, it means all of the equivocal observations are called accurately; whereas, if conf = 0, all of the equivocal ones are misclassified.
Assume all the equivocal data points are called and let conf denote the proportion of genotypes that could be accurately called among these equivocal ones.
If the threshold is high, it is conservative to take 'no-call' procedure to reduce the power loss in association studies introduced by the equivocal observations; otherwise, the equivocal ones could be called even though genotyping errors may be occurred.
For the second option, we assumed all of the equivocal observations are called and the proportion of accurate calls among these equivocal ones is denoted by conf (0 ≤ conf ≤ 1).
