Sentence examples for largely equivocal from inspiring English sources

These include both and non-surgical adjuncts with these thus far offering limited, largely equivocal results.

Results from these studies have been largely equivocal, due to small sample sizes in individual studies, incomplete and non-overlapping genetic coverage, differences in measures of smoking behavior, or differences in genetic and environmental backgrounds.

Existing evidence regarding flavonoid intake and CVD risk remains largely equivocal.

Although the deepest nodes were largely equivocal, evolution of spectral reflectance colour in Nicotiana seemed to be dynamic (Fig. 6).

The results of these studies were largely equivocal or contradictory, and none of the follow-up periods extended beyond 1982.

Given its central role in dopaminergic neurotransmission, DAT has been studied as a candidate gene for PD but with largely equivocal results (Bagade et al. 2008).

In general, the results have largely been equivocal.

The international evidence for adopting a palliative care approach in dementia is equivocal, largely due to a lack of high quality evidence [ 28, 29].

To date, despite claims that investing in HIV decreases the ability of the health system to produce other health outcomes, the evidence that this is actually happening is largely anecdotal and equivocal [ 3, 7], with as many pointers confirming as arguing against this stance [ 18, 19].

Our response processes data demonstrated that while most Swedish nurses were able to answer ACT items that contained words and phrases that were uncommon in everyday Swedish language, they largely considered them equivocal in clarity (i.e., as 'neither clear nor unclear').

Uncertain outcomes were largely the result of equivocal (ratings in section 4 6) or diffuse rating patterns.