Sentence examples for inconclusive issue from inspiring English sources

Although prophylactic antibiotics have been recommended for cirrhotic patients with upper gastrointestinal bleeding, the duration of its use remains an inconclusive issue.

However, we believe our results resolve some of the inconclusive issues on radiotherapy for HCC.

But the inconclusive result and the post-conference recriminations should not obscure the fact that significant progress was made on important issues.

It was hypothesized that when the target odor is not present, then sniffing duration will be shorter (true negatives and possibly some false positives), and that dogs will be more likely to reinvestigate marginal signals they perceive as inconclusive before issuing a response (false negatives and some false positives).

To the private frustration of some ministers, the review was largely inconclusive on the issue of premature sexualisation of children.

Statistics compiled by the Commerce and Labor Departments are inconclusive on this issue because the line between discretionary and essential spending is hard to draw.

The preliminary police report suggests that the gang knew Mr. Callejas had connected some of them to the tourist's death, but it was inconclusive on the issue of police misconduct.

In our study, the results thus far are inconclusive on this issue.

Results were inconclusive, because methodological issues made it impossible to discriminate between potentially very small, yet important impacts of TTW and pre-existing trends in the differences across phases for earnings and benefit outcomes.

Mr. Boies acknowledged today that the recording industry might have a point, though he said studies on the issue were inconclusive.

Thus, the current empirical evidence on the issue is inconclusive and needs further investigation.