Sentence examples for inconclusive decisions from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 — Since 2000, in a patchwork of closely fought and inconclusive decisions, the Supreme Court has been wrestling with the question of how much discretion the Constitution permits judges to exercise in criminal sentencing.

The court followed a remarkably similar path in its inconclusive decision involving the Child Online Protection Act, which criminalizes the commercial posting of sexually explicit material that is "harmful to minors".

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".

Thus, no scans were inconclusive by majority decision and more scans were categorized similarly by all reviewers (see Additional file 3: Table S3).

Conclusions: When scientific evidence is inconclusive and major regulatory decisions are at stake, it is unrealistic to think that values can be excluded from scientific reasoning.

For calculation of diagnostic accuracy, cases in which the majority decision was inconclusive were considered negative.

Also, for only 1.7% of the recombinant sequence, the phylogenetic source was inconclusive according to the decision scheme that we employed (supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online).

However the appeals jury decided the evidence was inconclusive and upheld the officials' decision.

The batsman took a long time to accept the decision, with replays inconclusive over whether the ball took the edge.

It is expected that this 2015 review will be further pushed back as a result of the inconclusive implementation of the policy decision made in the earlier round of review in 2010.

For branching instructions, such as IFEQ and FCMPL, there can be up to two and three outgoing edges, respectively, if the path conditions of the branches are satisfiable (or if the decision procedure is inconclusive).