Sentence examples for inconclusive about whether from inspiring English sources
Studies are inconclusive about whether large primaries are better, but researchers have found several advantages.
Gun experts say the research is inconclusive about whether such tactics reduce crime.
Canberra fullback Wighton was lucky not to be placed on report for the incident, replays inconclusive about whether contact with the head had been made.
An autopsy on the man who died, Walter Morrill, 78, found arsenic but was inconclusive about whether it was the cause of death; for now, the police are treating the death as suspicious.
Just as there's no right answer about how often to rebalance — studies are inconclusive about whether it's better to do this quarterly or annually — financial planners and market analysts say that no single answer suits all investors.
Research seems inconclusive about whether female investors do indeed increase funding for female founders across all industries due in part to the recency of many female partner appointments.
But they found inconclusive evidence about whether jobs are lost or hours scaled back to part time in places that have raised wages.
Luger cited contradictory and inconclusive evidence about whether Clark was handcuffed when he was shot as well as about other circumstances of his death.
There is inconclusive evidence about whether pregnancy termination affects women's rates of depression.
The inconclusive evidence about whether rural populations are more or less healthy than their urban counterparts is partially explained by variations in regard to how 'rural' is defined, and given that the variables used to measure 'health' also vary.
Until now, research has been inconclusive about the cognitive impacts of higher education and whether the quantity of schooling can influence the acquisition and maintenance of cognitive skills over time.
