(The results remain inconclusive, with another study in the works).
The New York City medical examiner's office said the autopsy on the girl was inconclusive, with further tests required to determine the cause of death.
What remains is by no means catastrophic, just solemn and inconclusive, with the darker psychological resonances (Cage's character faces encroaching dementia) lost in a rather woolly mix.
Questions about whether social media made people feel more or less lonely were inconclusive, with 31.46% of people saying the former and 29.58% saying the latter.
But the two votes were inconclusive, with a huge number of countries abstaining on a decision that is a political minefield.
Initial analysis on bones of crocodiles, which some scientists have argued are closer relatives to birds than dinosaurs, is inconclusive, with portions appearing birdlike and others mammal-like.
An postmortem examination on Cornara has proved inconclusive, with experts unable to determine whether he was killed before his head was cut off.
The medical examiner's autopsy was inconclusive, with no signs of trauma to Ms. Young's body, but the results of toxicology tests were pending yesterday.
Research on how CBD affects seizures is limited and inconclusive, with some studies showing clear reductions in seizures and other reports finding no changes or even negative effects.
The medical examination of the two girls was inconclusive with the doctor finding while it was possible the girls' clitorises could have been cut or partially removed, there was no scarring or evidence it had happened.
The stakes If the election result is inconclusive, with the Lib Dems savaged, the SNP having taken seats from Labour in Scotland, and Ukip and the Greens having won a handful of constituencies, all options would be looked at.
