The phrase "inconclusive by" is not used in standard written English
It is not a grammatically correct construction and does not convey a clear meaning. Instead, you could use "inconclusive due to" or "inconclusive because of" to indicate that something is lacking in evidence or proof. For example: - The test results were inconclusive due to faulty equipment. - The investigation was inconclusive because of conflicting witness statements.
— much of it ultimately deemed inconclusive by the Sept. 11 panel.
In retrospect, last year's sessions were sometimes made uneasy and inconclusive by the prospect of a general election, and by people's ambivalent feelings about the Labour party.
However, the image was rated inconclusive by a majority of expert reviewers.
Right upper panel: transaxial slices of 18F-FDG showing focal on diffuse 18F-FDG uptake considered inconclusive by a majority of readers.
Thus, no scans were inconclusive by majority decision and more scans were categorized similarly by all reviewers (see Additional file 3: Table S3).
Response is inconsistent around the world with harm considered scientifically inconclusive by companies, governments and policy makers, and varied responses reflecting this position.
The US, Britain and other western countries have long suspected Iran of conducting a secret programme aimed at producing a nuclear weapon, suspicions stoked by a string of inconclusive reports by the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA), whose inspections have sometimes been blocked or suspended.
States could ensure the legitimacy of results, and avoid partisan maneuvering in the case of inconclusive results, by declaring elections not determined by more than the number of uncounted votes as tied.
If the quick, inconclusive foray by the Senate into carbon legislation this year is any clue, nothing is going to happen quickly.
In 2003 he was named a Senator for Life, and in March 2013, after February's inconclusive elections, by dint of seniority he briefly became Speaker of the National Assembly.
Wilt, meanwhile, ends up unconscious in the garage of a local landowner, perpetuating a front-page scandal involving murder, arson, paedophilia and an extended but wholly inconclusive investigation by his old friend Inspector Flint.
