Sentence examples for inconclusive effect on from inspiring English sources
Mergers have an inconclusive effect on cost-efficiency [ 2, 65, 66].
The expert answered that menthol had an inconclusive effect on smoker's appetite (Bates: 650203535).
43, 73, 74 Two studies reported a perception of worsening patient outcomes 38, 73 with an inconclusive effect on resident education.
Findings were of increased service user and/or carer satisfaction rates for CRTs versus standard care [ 20- 22]; reduced hospital bed use following introduction of CRT care [ 23]; and reduced inpatient admissions but inconclusive effect on compulsory admissions [21 in Germany] [ 20, 24].
Previous studies have shown an inconclusive effect of microbial diversity on bioreactor purification performance, as high performance has been reported in biofilters displaying both high (Ding et al. 2008) and low (Steele et al. 2005) microbial diversities.
The results of this preliminary study suggest that the evaluated scoring system had a weak inter-observer agreement regarding the score of each pelvic limb (concordance correlation coefficient, 0.87) and a fair agreement regarding the more severely affected limb (kappa value, 0.30) with an inconclusive effect of using videotape on OGA scoring.
After a year, the aggregate data indicated that Medicaid provided the first 1000 significant economic security and measurable mental health benefits, but showed negligible (or more likely inconclusive) effects on heart health.
Fish oil has shown inconclusive effects on plasma lipids and oxidative stress.
Thus, MTDH represents another novel mediator of malignant breast cancer progression with exciting, yet inconclusive, effects on breast cancer signaling.
In addition, the previously inconclusive effects on plasma lipid of bambuterol were shown in long term studies without a demonstration of a dose relationship.
Previous intervention studies targeting frail older people have focussed on using general interventions such as comprehensive geriatric assessment [ 17- 19] and rehabilitation models [ 20], with inconclusive effects on functional ability and well-being.
