Sentence examples for largely inconclusive from inspiring English sources

Several studies have examined contact with law enforcement agencies as an environmental factor linked with the odds of being HIV infected, although the results produced by the systematic review have large CIs and are largely inconclusive.

The Gallowgate was convinced it had crossed the line, although television replays were largely inconclusive.

But Congressional hearings on the Penn Square fiasco were largely inconclusive; they resulted in no major legal or regulatory reform.

To the private frustration of some ministers, the review was largely inconclusive on the issue of premature sexualisation of children.

Laboratory and clinical investigations of the effects of nanoparticles on health have been somewhat controversial and remain largely inconclusive.

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Nicolas Sarkozy, the president of France, said they would take action to recapitalize European banks by the end of the month, after a day of largely inconclusive talks.

A few studies have attempted to assess the likelihood of the association between CRP and lung function and COPD being causal using CRP related genes as unconfounded instruments (6, 7, 11), but their findings have largely been inconclusive because of their limited statistical power for such inferences.

This testimony was finally dismissed as inconclusive (largely owing to inconsistencies in timing).

But more specifically, many experts say that despite Mr. Berlusconi's lead in the polls, the election itself may be inconclusive, largely because of Italy's electoral law.

While researchers have examined the degree to which they promote cognitive and non-cognitive learning outcomes in the classroom, most of their findings are largely mixed and inconclusive.

The drug development effort to modify Alzheimer's disease pathology by intervention at beta amyloid production sites has been largely ineffective or inconclusive.