Sentence examples for inconclusive conclusions from inspiring English sources

This heterogeneity made it difficult for the review authors to synthesize the results of the underlying trials and this mostly led to inconclusive conclusions.

Instead, it came to a resoundingly inconclusive conclusion.

For in that inconclusive conclusion, we see a wiser group of friends gathered in seasonal confinement, ready, when the waters recede, to rejoin the stream of life.

And "Gravity's Gone," with lyrics by Mike Cooley, chugs toward a satisfyingly inconclusive conclusion: "What used to be is gone/ And what ought to be ought not to be so hard".

At the inconclusive conclusion of the Camp David summit meeting on Tuesday, Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel may not have won a peace agreement, but he did win the presidential award for best camper.

Near the end of his decision, Justice Kennedy offered an appropriately inconclusive conclusion: "There is a basic uncertainty about what the law means and how it will be enforced".

A systematic review of 13 RCTs enrolling 3025 patients evaluating acupuncture as a treatment for pain yielded inconclusive conclusion because the evidence was insufficient [ 15].

It is that the inconclusive end does not fit with the bulk of the book, which draws conclusions with almost every sentence.

Montaigne accepts, as no other writer had, that our inner lives are double, that all emotions are mixed, and that all conclusions are inconclusive.

A novel smaller and more delicate than is the author's wont, concerning three characters, all unmarried women in Green Bay, Wis., all living lives in which events are rare, emotion is slender and conclusions are inconclusive.

The Ukrainian government has responded by accusing the researchers of drawing their conclusions on inconclusive evidence and over-dependence on "the testimony of locals not concrete facts".