Sentence examples for mostly inconclusive from inspiring English sources

We do little and mostly inconclusive research.

Apart from the cordite handling, the battle was mostly inconclusive, though both the British flagship Lion and Seydlitz were severely damaged.

Still, a limited accord would mark a breakthrough after nearly a decade of mostly inconclusive talks focused on limiting, if not eliminating, Iranian atomic programs that could be turned from producing energy into making weapons.

It struck Resnick that Mehlman's answers at the vice presidential debate were evasive and mostly inconclusive, and so in the wake of Bush's reelection and the smashing success of Issue One in galvanizing GOP voters, the gay journalist decided to make the trip to Akron where hundreds of Republicans gathered at Quaker Station in the post-election warmth of a political victory.

Findings to date are mostly inconclusive (Friedenreich and Cust, 2008).

The effect of temperature on methylation status of selected miRNA promoter regions was mostly inconclusive.

It was Mr. Kerrey who brought a touch of the extraordinary to a mostly tepid, inconclusive televised hearing.

Small studies testing for an effect that is of moderate strength will mostly be inconclusive, because moderate effects are too small to detect with a small study.

While molecular studies investigating cancer risk in heterozygotes have mostly been inconclusive (reviewed in [ 10]), a recent molecular study of 944 relatives of FA probands did suggest an increased risk of breast cancer in FANCC mutation carriers [ 11].

For over a century, plastein has remained mostly cryptic with inconclusive proof of their formation mechanisms.

The UN report was inconclusive, mostly because the Libyans refused to give us his autopsy.