The source of Ca for activating the Cl channels is equivocal, and origin from the activity of mitochondria is suggested by some authors [ 12].
These 31 trees thus are equivocal about gene origins in LECA.
Despite being rapidly embraced as a phylogenetic tool, however, mtMutS is the only animal mitochondrial gene for which both functionality and origin remain equivocal.
Research of the prenatal origins of laterality is equivocal with some studies suggesting that fetuses exhibit lateralized behavior and other not finding such laterality.
The minimum number of origins was found by treating all equivocal branches as being in the derived state, while the maximum number was found via treating the equivocal branches as being in the ancestral state, as in Reyes et al.27.27
Sporting a golden mini-tunic and a dark, curly wig, Cumming proceeds to give us a Dionysus who, while of divine origin, has adopted a flirty, sportive, sexually equivocal human form.
The precise origin of the tethering complexes is somewhat equivocal, as evidence is not compelling for common ancestry amongst these factors.
The human origin of Vilyuisk virus, another cardiovirus, was equivocal, and the virus was suspected to be a recombinant form of human and murine cardioviruses resulting from multiple passages in the mouse brain during the process of its isolation.
Petrologically, while the occurrence of coals and/or oil shales is accepted as an indicator for overall humid climates, that of red beds and/or evaporites is highly equivocal to exclusively indicate perennial arid climates unless their origins are carefully investigated.
The origin of the disclosures came in 2013, during an equivocal speech on war Obama delivered at the National Defense University.
