Sentence examples for a very inconclusive from inspiring English sources
Add to this the fact that serotonin in an active living human brain is a hard thing to measure and you have a very inconclusive picture indeed.
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Equally troubling, Mr. Johnson relies on a few snippets of very inconclusive evidence to accuse American officials in Korea and Washington of authorizing General Chun's Kwangju actions in advance, but he ignores a substantial evidence and published testimony that point to a contrary conclusion.
Though the beginning of the conference was a great way to demonstrate practical applications of CRT, the ending felt very inconclusive.
"There had been numerous studies before, but many were very inconclusive".
"It's probably very inconclusive on the DVD but only he will know whether he did it on purpose or not.
It's very inconclusive if we will have any".
Thus, without in vivo evidence, the efficacy of US exposure alone is very inconclusive for enhancing antimicrobial ability of ALBC.
However, current knowledge about electrocatalytic HER on graphene surface is very inconclusive, and the systemic catalysts' molecular design toward dual-doped graphenes for highly efficient HER is still lacking.
The writers wanted to hold the eight episodes until they were able to produce more of the season because the eighth episode has a "very cool" yet inconclusive cliffhanger that was not written to end the season; they compared it to "the end of an exciting book chapter [but] not the end of the novel".
Many were inconclusive, but a very large study, published in July in The Lancet, a London-based medical journal, found that the length of time women in the industrialized world nursed their children was indeed associated with a significantly lower average risk of cancer.
