Accordingly, she claims that Jewish emancipation had an "ever-present equivocal meaning" (12): on the one hand, it could be construed as movement for equal rights, but, on the other, it could be seen as the bestowal of privileges on Jews by the ruling powers for services rendered.
Existing studies exploring the association between low birth weight (LBW) and maternal fine particulate matter (aerodynamic diameter < 2.5 μm, PM2.5) exposure have presented equivocal results, and one of the possible reasons for this finding might be due to relatively low maternal exposures.
42 53 With some notable exceptions, 42 the current study's conclusions therefore differ markedly from most extant studies and reviews examining the effect on telehealth on health related QoL, which are typically interpreted as showing benefits despite presenting equivocal evidence.
Any variable not present or equivocal in the patient's medical history or physical exam was considered absent.
The authors presented an equivocal discussion considering a causal relationship as well as a role for recall bias, reverse causation, and confounding by viral respiratory infections.
With the alpha-actin presenting an equivocal result, more than one alpha-actin was upregulated or downregulated in the experimental group (Average Ratio = −1.92, 3.37, 1.23, −1.39, and 1.4).
Inferences generated thus far have implied a near-immobile ribcage associated with a pulmonary system similar to that of extant reptiles, thereby supposedly encumbering the clade with an ectotherm-like routine metabolic rate [9], [10], or present a more equivocal interpretation of affinity with either an avian or a crocodylian-like respiratory system [8].
In vitro experiments have brought about diverse results that at present provide only equivocal evidence for genotoxic effects.
At present evidence remains equivocal, specifically in the area of complications related to vascular access [ 1, 2].
