Sentence examples for being inconclusive from inspiring English sources

She described other evidence as being inconclusive to the point that it was unlikely that the mystery "would ever be satisfactorily explained".

Research on the subject has ranged from being inconclusive to showing that the opposite is true — that women are less likely to use force, even controlling for their relatively low representation among police forces.

Prostate and thyroid cancers also have different origins, the study said, with thyroid cancer caused by ionizing radiation — which is not believed to have been present in carcinogenic amounts at the World Trade Center site — and prostate cancer's relationship to environmental factors being inconclusive.

Three trials of this technique have been made by the EPA, the first two being inconclusive due to logistical difficulties.The EPA has been trying to find out whether oil treated with dispersants at depth behaves in the way one would expect if dispersed higher up.

However, the technique has been criticized as being inconclusive because the moisture stress testing is usually not included and the temperature ranges, which are used, are not characteristic of normal storage conditions.

The reason for their PRMC tests being inconclusive was pronounced coughing resulting in LR1 and LR2 values within the normal range while bolus transport and 24-h static acquisition were abnormal.

The tests were inconclusive.

Historical precedents are inconclusive.

DNA tests were inconclusive.

Their findings were inconclusive.

Art work is inconclusive.