Sentence examples for data is inconclusive from inspiring English sources

Publicly available EPA data is inconclusive and often averaged across the entire county.

My responses often are, "They cannot do that," "There is no way that one person could have such broad forensics skills," and "Just once I would like them to say that their data is inconclusive".

And when it comes to personalized learning, the data is inconclusive at best.

Assuming this is true (even though the data is inconclusive), the erosion of living wages would indeed be a justifiable reason for locals to be discontent.

The raw data is inconclusive: Britain has 227 tanks to Spain's 273, 11 submarines to Spain's three, 197 combat aircraft (including fighter jets and bombers) to Spain's 143, and its army size is 140,400 compared to Spain's 126,000.

It is possible, however, that Beryl briefly reached hurricane intensity early in the evening of May 27 based on Doppler radar velocities, although the data is inconclusive according to the post-season report.

Our data are inconclusive as to the question of discreteness or continuity of information transmission.

The committee previously met in April but had decided that the data were inconclusive.

"The data are inconclusive," said Dr. Robert Ratner, chief scientific and medical officer of the American Diabetes Association.

The new label says that "in totality" the data are "inconclusive" on whether there is an elevated risk of heart attack, but that doctors should be cautious nonetheless.

Thus, the available data are inconclusive regarding potential similarities or differences in efficacy among these anti-CD20 agents in each respective disease.