Sentence examples for inconclusive inferences from inspiring English sources

gambiae complex is still pending but it is likely that ongoing whole-genome sequencing efforts and increased interest in this burgeoning field will soon provide appropriate candidate species and allow revision of previously inconclusive inferences.

Furthermore, serology is one of the factors that was used in matching the controls and cases, and hence, it is unlikely to generate significant misclassification bias that will result in inconclusive inference.

While level differences of outcomes between the treatment and control groups as well as common trends of outcomes for both treated and control companies are easily handled by the DiD estimator, differential trends among the two groups will generally lead to inconclusive or erroneous inferences.

This review indicates that previous electrophysiological studies are too inconclusive to refute the inference that the vagus supplies two distinct types of mechanoreceptors to the muscle wall of the GI tract.

Information about that period of his life is inconclusive, however, and consists mainly of inferences drawn from the biblical text.

In the Swedish setting, research is scarce on this question and causal inference is as yet inconclusive.

In conclusion, he added: "The essence of the secondary submission being that the inferences drawn are weak and inconclusive and the same ought not to be combined so as to leave the jury to convict on suspicion rather than real substance".

In reciprocal transplants, the target environmental gradient, say temperature, often covaries with other features of the environment, often rendering inferences on the definitive selective agent inconclusive.

16, 17 Nevertheless, few studies have conducted a detailed evaluation of the impact of taxon sampling on divergence time inference, and the current picture is inconclusive.

The phylogenetic inferences based on genome arrangement data rendered inconclusive results.

The scope for inappropriate inferences is increased when small and methodologically weak studies generate inconclusive results.