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.
As a result, those researchers say, physicians who rely on medical journals for information about drugs and medical devices may get an incomplete view of their effectiveness or safety because they may be unaware of other less favorable or inconclusive studies.
Only one study reported a relationship between screen-viewing in childcare facilities in low SES neighborhoods (Table 3); [ 50] the association was identified as inconclusive (less than 3 studies).
Mr Renzi has shown a ruthless streak in pushing aside his party colleague, Enrico Letta, who was picked to serve as prime minister after an inconclusive election less than a year ago.
The deeper question, however, is whether it really is possible to create better technical ideas with less money — outside the inconclusive approach used last year by Brawn with a whole new set of regulations — or whether big budget can trump money.
Samples with a competition percentage greater than 50% were considered positive, 45-50% inconclusive and less than 45%, negative, as previously validated for reindeer [ 22].
"But it also isn't as interesting as it might have been with more of Ali and his opponents, more of Malcolm X, more of Cus D'Amato -- and rather less of Richard Kiley's pointedly inconclusive narration".
Patients were discharged after inconclusive US if less than two predictors were present: male sex, migration of pain to right lower quadrant, vomiting and leucocyte count >12.0 x 109/l and re-evaluated the next day.
A minimum of 20 sessions was associated with significant improvement in positive and negative symptoms while findings for interventions with less than 20 sessions were inconclusive.
The results were inconclusive, largely because the less accepted theories were too far-fetched to be attractive.
