"Getting Someone to Psychiatric Treatment Can Be Difficult and Inconclusive" (news article, Jan . 19 correctly notes that getting someone into treatment who doesn't want to be there "may not lead to real changes in behavior".
Re "Getting Someone to Psychiatric Treatment Can Be Difficult and Inconclusive" (news article, Jan . 19, about an issue that has been much discussed after the shooting in Tucson: If it's difficult to recognize mental illness, find treatment, keep the treatment going and see any conclusive results from it, why not put more emphasis on prevention?
While the world was easily throwing a question at the extra foreskin with all its inconclusive studies and articles, Judaism was confidently calling the Mohel.
In cases where the title and abstract were inconclusive, the full-text article was obtained.
Data regarding the impact of splint wearing on hand dexterity is inconclusive with two review articles reporting trends that dexterity is compromised [ 2, 3], whilst Haskett's study found no negative impact on dexterity [ 6].
The summarized application of these criteria after the systematic review and meta-analysis of 220 articles demonstrates inconclusive results identifying a direct cause of KD and that to date limited evidence supports the hypothesis that KD is caused by hand-arm vibration.
It now holds the balance of power between the Socialists and the right-leaning nationalists who have usually run Catalonia.See article: Catalonia's inconclusive electionThe German chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, was confirmed as leader of the Social Democrats, securing the support of over 81% of delegates at the party congress in Bochum.
Results were inconclusive but made interesting newspaper articles.
Articles on the inconclusive investigations into the murders of journalist Anna Politkovskaya, human rights campaigner Natalia Estemirova, lawyer Sergei Magnitsky: nothing.
31 34 These two articles illustrated the inconclusive evidence of intervention effectiveness.
