Sentence examples for inconclusive examination from inspiring English sources

After some more inconclusive examination -- "I wonder if this is Pee Wee Reese right here," she murmured at one point -- Ms. Appelbaum brought the ball into a room crammed with the tools of her craft.

Excluded from the study were patients with an NCS/EMGs suggesting diagnoses other than CIP/CIM, patients under the age of 18 and those with technically inconclusive examinations, as well as all data of patients included in the previous RCTs.

Also, for both screening examinations, an inconclusive test in the actual year may make it necessary for a follow-up control screening examination in the next year.

First, there was no information about results from previous mammographies and smear tests available and so it cannot be decided if the screening test is a reexamination screening examination according to the policy rules or a control examination because of inconclusive test results one year before.

When conditional CT (a CT study after a negative or inconclusive US examination) is used compared to an immediate CT strategy in an adult patient population with a suspicion of AA, these conditional CT exams correctly identify as many patients with AA as an immediate CT strategy, but only half of the number of CTs is needed [46].

When MRI was inconclusive histological examination could differentiate tumour infiltration from inflammation [ 30].

We grouped studies according to whether women presented with pain or bleeding and inconclusive ultrasound examination or with symptoms alone.

Most of the studies of women with pain or bleeding with inconclusive ultrasound examination were of high quality; all seven studies included participants representative of the population of interest and contained adequate details about the index and reference standard tests.

For some cancers, this could also be linked to inadequate patient examination, use of inappropriate tests or failing to follow-up negative or inconclusive test results.

Police are treating the 44-year-old's death as unexplained, pending toxicology tests after an inconclusive post-mortem examination.

Indeterminate adnexal masses arise from inconclusive pelvic ultrasound examinations directed to evaluate suspected gynaecological problems but increasingly on ultrasound and computed tomography examinations performed for other reasons.