How these stories have played out gives another sense of the city then, and now: in the past, unsatisfactory housing – in theory, at least – was a political matter, whereas now, given that the houses here are either private or rented from housing associations, it seems to rattle around that inconclusive part of local life reserved for customer complaints.
Although this controversy inspired a series of heroic experiments attempting to distinguish between these perspectives, the effort was ultimately inconclusive, in part because researchers could not agree on operational definitions of the postulated cognitive processes.
Findings with respect to the success of mass production versus artisanal production are inconclusive, in part because each choice is often intrinsically linked to the overall programmatic approach.
The data in vivo are inconclusive, due in part to limitations in the methodologies.
Formaldehyde, the recently classified carcinogen and ubiquitous environmental contaminant, has long been suspected of causing adverse reproductive and developmental effects, but previous reviews were inconclusive, due in part, to limitations in the design of many of the human population studies.
However, preliminary results regarding GEI on obesity are for the most part inconclusive.
Limitations in invasively assessing liver fat have resulted in little data on which to base diet recommendations, and data available are, for the most part, inconclusive (80).
Nevertheless, these investigations in joint replacement have inconclusive findings, in part due to the retrospective nature of the studies or failure to use multivariable models to identify the relative importance of predictors [ 8, 21, 30- 32].
In summary, previous investigations in the field of joint replacement have delivered inconclusive findings, in part due to the retrospective nature of the investigations or failure to use multivariable models to identify the relative importance of putative predictors.
Previous evidence from mainly small surgical series indicated that both pERK and pAKT may have a biological role in pancreatic cancer, however with in part inconclusive results on their prognostic role [ 15– 17].
It might therefore be expected that carers would visit their GPs more than the population as a whole, although the evidence here is inconclusive, possibly in part because of methodological issues [ 14].
