Sentence examples for of equivocal value from inspiring English sources

While stretching may be of equivocal value among the healthy, it aids in recovery from sore feet.

It's a mysterious, slippery thing, of equivocal value — even damaging to the innocent one — and yet indispensable somehow, to the perpetuation of value in the human community.

Scores of 1 3 will represent a region where participants believe the domain is not important; 4 6 a region of equivocal value; and 7 9 a region where they feel the domain is important.

Clinical findings of equivocal prognostic value include tumour resectability and regional or distant lymph node involvement [ 4].

Obtaining equivocal values (outside the adopted ranges) for any of the samples may be caused by an inappropriate reaction design (unspecific primer binding etc)., the poor quality of a sample (degraded DNA, presence of inhibitors etc).

Of the coughing episodes in the 9 PPI non-responders, only 1 out of 47 occurred in association with a low EBC pH, and none had equivocal values (equivocal = pH 7.4).

Although the effect of PEMFs on osteoarthritis of the knee seems equivocal, their value in the additional treatment of other bony and cartilaginous pathologies is promising.

So "mechanics" takes on lots of equivocal meta-meanings, and gamification theory has gone especially wild in this regard.

One reason may be the high proportion of equivocal results.

Two studies were conducted in B6C3F1 mice exposed to ≤1000 mg/l SDD: one of which was judged to be negative in both male and female mice, and the other equivocal (p value not significant) by the NTP study authors.

Most notably, in the case of female raccoons, for which IBR results were equivocal, lowering the value of edge resistance to 2% of the forest resistance (instead of 20% as in Table 1) leads to that model receiving slightly greater bootstrap support than the one that was previously best supported (Appendix C).