The significance of this study was challenged by Brabin [ 3] on the grounds of inconclusive statistical differences and validity issues.
The majority (22 studies) based their conclusions about the relationship with injury risk on subjective ratings (e.g. coach reports) of ground hardness, and their findings remain inconclusive despite some evidence to suggest that harder/drier grounds compared to softer/wetter grounds result in an increase in minor injuries (Petrass, Twomey [2013]).
The Constitutional Court voted 8 to 6 to annul last month's inconclusive national election on the ground that it was called too suddenly, and it ordered a new one.
After a polite but inconclusive session that covered familiar ground and made no headway, Mr. Obama told the Congressional leaders to confer with their rank-and-file members over the next 24 to 36 hours to "figure out what can get done," said a Democratic official briefed on the negotiations.
"I managed to catch one of the replays and he certainly does go to ground, but it's inconclusive whether he makes any contact," added the Saints manager.
However, ground-based results were inconclusive.
Italian bonds continued to slowly claw back ground they lost after last week's inconclusive election result re-ignited concerns about its fiscal rehabilitation programme.
They were responding to calls from the defence team that the trial should be stopped on the grounds that the evidence was weak and inconclusive.
Laboratory results and BAL were inconclusive and the most frequent tomographic pattern was alveolar damage and ground glass (56.2%).
This was engineered to suggest either a match, no match, or an inconclusive outcome, and was thus either consistent, misleading or unbiased depending on the ground truth of each fingerprint pair.
But in Stravinsky v. Disney, the court of appeals rejected such authorities, grounding its opinion on the strict language of a contract that is inconclusive at best as to the intention of the parties.
