Sentence examples for inconclusive statistics from inspiring English sources
Some variables in this study suffered from this problem, as reflected in very high prevalence indices (PI), meaning that the interpretation of their corresponding κ value was limited, with low κ values but high% agreement values reflecting inconclusive statistics rather than genuinely poor agreement.
But analyzing the risks of speeding through statistics is inconclusive.
With so many ways to consider and report crime, statistics are inconclusive.
Whether a shortage of high-tech workers truly exists -- statistics are inconclusive -- H-1B visa holders are largely highly educated, government reports show.
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.
Waldron knows that the underlying strategy of those he writes against is to elevate the status of expression to an ultimate good and at the same time either deny the harm – the statistics are inconclusive; the claims cannot be proved — or minimize it in relation to the threat regulation poses to free expression.
But without some kind of laboratory control, any statistics are bound to be inconclusive & subject to all sorts of interpretations.
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.
Furthermore, a single simulation run suffers from insufficient sampling of the dynamics of interest leading to inconclusive results, hence the need for faster sampling approaches to acquire adequate statistics.
Descriptive statistics on the frequency of slaughter cases, confirmed positive RHTs, unconfirmed positive RHTs, unconfirmed inconclusive RHTs, and negative RHTs are presented in Figure 2.
