Sentence examples for from equivocal from inspiring English sources

England have won 13 games in a row with Hartley as captain but Jones was far from equivocal about the 30-year-old retaining the armband for the Six Nations, which begins for England on 4 February when France visit Twickenham.

Still, due to the paucity of evidence the published treatment guidelines are far from equivocal.

The neurologic evaluation includes a global assessment of HAD (AIDS dementia complex stage), which varies from equivocal (0.5) to severe (3.0) dementia.

Uninterpretable results were distinguished from equivocal staining, which was defined as diffuse, very weak staining of tumor cells that could represent either a weak positive or a nonspecific negative result (Fig. 2E).

Most but not all ornithologists accept that the order evolved through a single phyletic line apart from the equivocal position of the flamingos (Phoenicopterus) and with possible reservations about shoebills (Balaeniceps).

The confidence ranges from 0 (equivocal) to 1 very confident (or certain in the case of an exact match when the hypothesis is an example).

Original paraffin-embedded tissue blocks from 14 equivocal cases were turned over to our laboratory and examined by immunohistochemical staining of p57kip2.

Overall, the ATT "suffers from weak and equivocal language... that is replete with loopholes and omissions", the report warns.

But Schmidt, who was Google's chief executive from 2001 to April 2011, was equivocal on the question of a pardon for Edward Snowden, the former NSA contractor who leaked the documents that led to the revelations.

Initial investigations of this kind (Garrott et al. 2005) indicated that the effects of wolves (Canis lupus) on elk (Cervus elaphus) dynamics could vary considerably within the same river drainage system and distances less than 40 km apart, making generalizations strictly from protected areas equivocal.

But too often their responses range from tepid and equivocal to enabling and outright fawning.