Sentence examples for inconclusive interpretation from inspiring English sources

The adjusted difference in mean LDL between 2006 and 1996 for men and women had very large confidence intervals in both linear and nonlinear PLSR, yielding inconclusive interpretation.

The failure to identify amyloid protein by LDMS in nine cases was due to the presence of an insufficient quantity of amyloid in the specimens (two cases), technical failure (one case) and inconclusive interpretation (six cases).

Necessarily, this resulted in insufficient statistical strength and inconclusive interpretations regarding the impacts of the intervention on male students.

The mixed pattern of findings renders them rather inconclusive, leaving interpretations of the potential therapeutic merits of CBM-I open for future research.

This is of concern because under real life conditions, a non-negligible fraction of patients may be co-infected by the two viruses, which may yield confusing results and inconclusive clinical interpretations.

Nonetheless, the results of the various hypothesis tests are rather inconclusive, baring substantial interpretation.

In the absence of the clinical efficacy of desvenlafaxine 50 mg/day, the results of this study with desvenlafaxine 10 mg/day may be considered inconclusive and the interpretation of the data is difficult.

Reliance exclusively upon virtual diagnoses can sometimes lead to inconclusive and misleading interpretations.

Inadequate number of subjects in a study may lead to inconclusive results and erroneous interpretation.

The interpretation was inconclusive, however, because the differences could also be explained by each group's healthcare needs.

Although sham surgery may be felt as being a violation of regulatory and ethical principles with regard to risk to patients, 21, 22 conducting studies without appropriate controls inevitably leads to bias, incorrect interpretation and inconclusive results.