Yet, animal sacrifice to obtain a set of inconclusive, non-reproducible data resulting in controversy is, by definition, not ethically justifiable, likely leading to even more animals being used.
A related approach is a biomarker test on biopsy cores from men with a first set of inconclusive histopathological results, to contribute information for the decision as to which men need a re-biopsy.
Tempted by a deal with the Conservatives that is close – but not that close – to meeting his demands, Clegg finds himself caught between two sets of inconclusive negotiations.
His call came as Turkey's election board confirmed President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's request for a new election after an inconclusive vote in June, setting 1 November as the date for the poll.
Sequence sets with inconclusive evidence (BPP<0.50 for an alternative topology) or uninterpretably complex patterns were grouped as Class D (5.5%), and those with no evidence of within-gene recombination as Class E (75.0%).
Although emergency situations may demand action even in the setting of inconclusive evidence, dietary guidelines are not an emergency.
In the initial adjuvant setting, both anastrozole and letrozole have proven superior to tamoxifen in improving DFS, whereas results for exemestane in this setting remain inconclusive.
In the setting of inconclusive effusion cytology, effusion mesothelin had a positive predictive value of 79% for MM and 94% for malignancy.
However, publically available human ER + breast cancer data sets are inconclusive on the role of parkin in ER + breast cancer survival, where the results differ depending on the data sets analyzed [ 10, 11].
The few exceptions include the monophyly of the primates, the relationships among the major groups of placental mammals, and the position of the guinea pig, which remain inconclusive in many data sets.
