Sentence examples for partially inconclusive from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, results as presented in the relevant paragraph are partially inconclusive, mainly due to the volatile economic environment in Greece and the tax pressure exercised by the Economic Adjustment Programs (commonly called "memoranda"), the first being introduced as early as May 2010.

In this intent-to-treat analysis, in which intervention exposure varied substantially, differences in stability of housing and/or consistency of health maintenance behaviors during the follow-up period may partially explain inconclusive viral load results.

However, results are still inconclusive partially because of the relatively small sample size, and the retrospective and not controlled nature of these studies.

Apparently small sample size and scanning of cooked and frozen meat samples rather than raw steaks were at least partially responsible for the inconclusive results of the second trial, where no correlation could be found exceeding R2 = 0.12.

Additionally, evidence with regard to incidence of other complications, such as gastrointestinal bleeding and thromboembolism, is so far inconclusive, probably partially owing to small sample sizes and small rates of such complications.

On the other hand, according to Cochrane and other independent reviews, many clinical trials on TCM were inconclusive, at least partially because of the low quality of many trials conducted in China [ 62].

The remaining studies were either partially supportive (6, 18%) or inconclusive (5, 15%).

Yet, despite the inconclusive nature of the works partially executed during his brief Florentine stay, Leonardo left a deep impression on that city.

In addition, precise classification is only partially possible, because current histopathologic classification criteria are often inconclusive reflecting the overlapping boundaries between conventional diagnostic groups [6].

Before heading the House Republican conference for six years, Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash). called the science around human activity and climate change "inconclusive at best". Now she says human activity is at least "partially" responsible.

The significant reduction of DRA with high-resolution may also partially account for its improved detection of subendocardial ischaemia and notably there were fewer inconclusive segments with high-resolution acquisition compared with standard-resolution.