Sentence examples for equivocal since from inspiring English sources

Drug companies may feel more equivocal, since even misprescribed drugs contribute to their profits.

It is radically equivocal, since at every moment it is subordinated to a different concept.

Computational approaches provide a cheaper and faster alternative to crystallography, but their results are more equivocal, since they do not produce empirical structures.

The placement of Endostelium zonatum in the SSU tree is equivocal since it has no strong affinities towards any particular amoebozoan taxon (Figure 3, Table S2) [64] [66].

Chromosomal location of some miRNAs equivocal since MirVana Bioarray does not discriminate between pre-miRNA precursors.

However, once again, the results of pharmacological studies are equivocal since both blockade and stimulation of 5-HT6 receptors may evoke antidepressant-and anxiolytic-like effects.

This weekend, too, Schumacher is a somewhat equivocal figure, since it was he, at the wheel of a car long suspected of benefitting from illegal driver aids, who was hounding Senna when the Brazilian lost control at 190mph.

The appeals court reinstated the case because the evidence is equivocal, and since neither side appears willing to back down there is a good chance the case will go to trial.

We chose not to proceed with a bidirectional best hit (BBH) comparison to select orthologous sequences because it could produce equivocal results, since B. emersonii transcriptome data are incomplete.

Initially excluded from the club by Charles de Gaulle, Britain has been equivocal about European integration ever since it joined in 1973.

He has since sounded more equivocal: "I am not saying there would be no circumstances," he said last month of a putative leadership bid, while consistently denying any plan to launch one.