Sentence examples for no conclusions to from inspiring English sources

But that does not mean there are no conclusions to be drawn.

Other than that, I'm fairly certain there are absolutely no conclusions to be drawn from it whatsoever.

However, Mr. Conklin said in Mr. Miller's case, "on the face of the documents reported to the state board, there would be no conclusions to be drawn".

Like in Trimastix, the mere presence of these two genes allows no conclusions to be made regarding their metabolic function.

Therefore no conclusions to bio-psychosocial factors that may possibly be influencing future work performance or work disability can be made based on this cross section study.

The cross-sectional study design allows no conclusions to be made concerning causal relationships, and because only post-menopausal women were included, generalizability to other population strata is limited.

There's no conclusion to jump to just yet, but there are certainly suggestions to unearth between the lines.

"I was discouraged and very much afraid that there was going to be no conclusion to the situation without bringing in the police," he later recalled.

At Vanderbilt, he said, "what's happening, really, is a big public discussion about is this a good idea or not, and there's no conclusion to that yet".

By holding, in a split decision, that all the so-called "undercounted votes" in Florida must be counted, the court has virtually guaranteed that there can be no conclusion to the Florida election story until well after Dec. 12, the date that Congress has fixed for the selection of an incontestable slate of delegates.

However, there has been no conclusion to that, and the law still says that child poverty - under the conventional measure - has to end by 2020-21.