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.
After the first set of X-rays proved inconclusive, a second set identified the chip.
New Jersey's experiment with a 65-mile-per-hour speed limit should remain limited for another 18 months of study, state transportation officials recommended yesterday, saying that their first set of accident statistics was inconclusive.
While the success rates depicted in Figure 5 omit the executions yielding empty candidate areas as inconclusive, future work includes devising a heuristic to recompute a set of hyperbolic areas in the case where their common intersection is empty.
Searching IQCs is the dificult task in new examples, where a lack of a rich set of IQCs for concrete nonlinearities makes the method inconclusive or too rough to detect (in -stability.
However, three differences emerge in substitute prices: a) wood price is inconclusively associated with cleaner fuel use (it was nonsignificant for the complete set of fuel choice studies); b) LPG price is negatively associated with cleaner fuel use (inconclusive in the full set); c) electricity price is nonsignificant [inconclusive in full set of analyses (135)].
In the entire NTP HTS data set of unique 1,289 compounds, 140 were defined as "active" and 90 as "inconclusive" based on one or more active or inconclusive calls recorded in PubChem across the six cell lines, respectively.
Where lawyers see a set of carefully calibrated neutral principles meant to ensure equal treatment, Mr. Rosenbaum sees a system that robs participants in lawsuits and prosecutions of the opportunity to tell their own messy, contradictory, inconclusive stories.
