The net result of these studies so far has been "inconclusive", especially when education, sex, age and social class are also factored in (Shaiko 1987, Greeley 1993, Woodrum and Hoban 1994, Eckberg and Blocker 1996, Boyd 1999).
But if the notoriously inconclusive data on sex education show anything, it's that teaching abstinence makes it more likely that young people will have unsafe sex once they start having it.
The dissemination of educational materials alone had little or no impact, while the impact of group education was inconclusive.
This indicates that the interaction between the variables willingness and education was inconclusive (Table 1).
The results regarding education were inconclusive.
43, 73, 74 Two studies reported a perception of worsening patient outcomes 38, 73 with an inconclusive effect on resident education.
Pertaining to Hypothesis 3, there was inconclusive feedback given by early education school educators involving the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) initiatives regulated by the Massachusetts Department of Education DOEE) that time spent on these systems derails other quality initiatives.
After the inconclusive General Election result on May 6, education proved key to the talks that brokered the coalition agreement.
However, in the particular field of physics education, the literature is still inconclusive.
The possible reasons for the inconclusive empirical results of the impact of education on agricultural productivity arise mainly due to four issues—(i) how to quantify the variable "education", (ii) whose education needs to be taken into account, (iii) where it matters, and (iv) whom it matters to?
