Sentence examples for probably inconclusive from inspiring English sources

At 10pm, polling stations will close and the broadcasters will reveal their (probably inconclusive) exit polls.

Friday night's 3-0 victory by the Phillies was probably inconclusive because the rejuvenated Brett Myers allowed three hits in eight terrific innings, producing a tip-your-cap response from the Mets.

The historical materials are probably inconclusive, although one member of the Constitutional Convention observed that "far from being above the laws," the President "is amenable to them in his private character as a citizen". So Clinton's best hope lies in arguing that the reasoning of the Nixon case justifies the immunity he needs in the Jones case.

However, this was limited by the small sample size and the results are probably inconclusive.

Considering that there are more than schizophrenia-related 2000 genes, the results would be probably inconclusive.

The agency's inquiry, the diplomat added, would probably prove inconclusive until its inspectors could see the Syrian site in person.

Genetic tests for CF would probably be inconclusive.

"It's probably very inconclusive on the DVD but only he will know whether he did it on purpose or not.

For the results of Semenya's tests, which will be released in the next few weeks, will probably be inconclusive and contradictory, finding some evidence of biological femaleness and biological maleness.

We reasoned that loss of function clones of wg would probably produce inconclusive results due to potential non-autonomous effect from surrounding wild-type ISCs.

For depression (Supplementary Figure S4) the pattern was inconclusive, probably due to the small number of studies.