Sentence examples for inconclusive points from inspiring English sources

Taken as a whole, the 26 studies on the topic to date appear inconclusive, points out Alfredo Morabia, a professor of epidemiology at the City University of New York and lead author of a study in the 1 May 1996 issue of the American Journal of Epidemiology that did show a link.

Moreover, those studies examining the relation between wages and intention to quit are rather inconclusive, pointing towards a more complex relationship between wages and additional personal and organizational characteristics.

Detroit began administering NAEP in 2009, yielding only two inconclusive data points.

It has been reported that intake of fruits, vegetables and olive oil, as well as physical activity, may reduce breast cancer risk, but the evidence is inconclusive and points to weak effects at most.

Mr. Crawford's lawyers say that the tests were actually inconclusive, and point out that Mr. Crawford was married to the mother's sister.

But still, there is a need for further investigation when nasal NO values are either inconclusive or point towards PCD [2].

Mario Livio, whom Brownlee names as "the guy who literally wrote the book on the golden ratio," writes that experiments attempting to repeat Fechner's results have been inconclusive, but he points to a 1980 study demonstrating "moderately good evidence for the phenomenon which Fechner championed".

However, our study is inconclusive on these points, most likely as a result of small sample sizes.

The data on T-helper-cell polarization are inconclusive at some points and the evidence on Th17 subsets is limited, so the importance of T-cell polarization needs to be further studied in AAV patients.

The fact that the DNA report was inconclusive on this point is very important to me.

She described other evidence as being inconclusive to the point that it was unlikely that the mystery "would ever be satisfactorily explained".