Sentence examples for because of inconclusive from inspiring English sources

Lead is a "possible human carcinogen" because of inconclusive evidence of human and sufficient evidence of animal carcinogenicity.

Forty-nine patients were excluded because of inconclusive contrast study (n = 7) or patent foramen ovale (n = 42).

BACKGROUND: Myocardial (re)infarction (MI), a common trial end point, can be difficult to identify because of inconclusive signs and symptoms.

A 2006 study said "there is no compelling evidence to recommend or reject acupuncture" in veterinary medicine because of inconclusive and limited research.

First, there was no information about results from previous mammographies and smear tests available and so it cannot be decided if the screening test is a reexamination screening examination according to the policy rules or a control examination because of inconclusive test results one year before.

Also because of inconclusive celiac serology the child underwent duodenoscopy with normal macroscopic and histologic findings.

Like Bush, Harry Truman left office widely scorned, largely because of the inconclusive war he left behind.

Because of the inconclusive experimental findings, the scientists did not talk about the perchlorate data at earlier news conferences.

In Germany, voter anger at the effort to save Greece cost Mrs. Merkel an important regional election Sunday, undermining her leadership, and in Britain the government remained in a state of suspended animation because of the inconclusive Parliamentary elections last week.

Peterborough United say midfielder George Boyd's proposed move to Nottingham Forest fell through because of an "inconclusive eye test".

Because of the inconclusive results of previous research, ongoing contributions to the current discussion about the relationship between self-assessment and other measures of achievement seem desirable.