Sentence examples for suggest equivocal from inspiring English sources

The results of this study suggest equivocal findings and that inflexible philosophical positions regarding the cessation or prolongation of care may not necessarily apply to individuals.

The observational data on the effects of fluid resuscitation in sepsis are conflicting, with studies suggesting equivocal, beneficial and negative effects on mortality.

Previous comparisons of FCBT and CCBT have generated inconsistent findings, with most suggesting equivocal treatment effects [ 9].

Exposure to ionizing radiation (radium) is significantly associated with increase risk of NHL, which suggests equivocal evidence of an association with NHL presented by Ron [ 53].

Our results suggest that equivocal or unequivocal enhancement of a mass following the use of a Surgicel bolster, which otherwise might be concerning for tumor recurrence, should be regarded in the context of change in size.

Everything about the final weeks and days in Iraq suggests the equivocal nature of America's eight years there — neither victory nor defeat, neither glory nor disgrace, just an utterly anti-climactic packing up after almost a decade of immense effort and terrible conflict and battered hopes.

Thirteen studies suggested an equivocal relationship.

Although the sequence evidence is equivocal, we suggest that fd3F is a highly diverged representative of the FoxJ subfamily.

Studies linking low vitamin B12 levels and cardiovascular disease are equivocal and suggest improving B12 levels may help in primary prevention.

Nonetheless, the evidence of two HER2-positive metastasic lesions with one negative and one equivocal primaries suggest that HER2 reassessment of the metastasis might be considered in selected cases when this would change the therapeutic decision.

Evidence for vitamin C and selenium was more equivocal, suggesting there was no benefit to taking these pills compared with a placebo.