Sentence examples for equivocal pattern from inspiring English sources

Available incompatibilities identified from different organisms show an equivocal pattern regarding their effects on the two components of fitness [16].

MacClade determines character reconstruction by parsimony, or if more than one state can be assigned to branches, MacClade displays an equivocal pattern on those branches [ 72].

Work that has previously been conducted on the relationship between the volume of the hippocampus and memory performance in healthy young adults has tended to produce a somewhat equivocal pattern of findings.

Immunofluorescence microscopy demonstrated a strong staining of IgG, IgA, C3, IgG κ, and λ in the mesangium and glomerular basement membrane with equivocal patterns of IgM and C1q.

A later comparison of REL with McCoy's 5A + rbc +/- hydrocortisone produced relatively poor culture success for these 3 media and equivocal growth patterns.

Collins (2007:76 79) summarized data on use wear type, placement and pattern, and equivocal direct evidence for atlatls to conclude that Clovis points probably were hand-held lances, although he did allow the possibility that they were darts launched by atlatls.

In cases of equivocal chest imaging (interstitial pattern, effusions), at least two major criteria were necessary.

Of the tubular polyps, 17.9% were H. pylori positive, and the staining pattern was equivocal in 100%, luminal in 85.7%, and dot-like granular in 57.1%.

Of these 11 specimens, 10 (90.9%) had an equivocal diffuse mucosal staining pattern, 10 (90.9%) had nonspecific finely granular staining concentrated on the luminal surface, and 6 (54.5%) also had a dot-like granular staining pattern.

All in all, findings are equivocal and the only pattern that emerges across these studies is that most socio-demographic factors seem to be only weakly related to patient satisfaction.

Results of many other field observations are equivocal or opposite to the pattern expected of the trichromat advantage hypothesis.