Sentence examples for relatively inconclusive from inspiring English sources

The second issue debated by the jirga, how to restart peace talks with the Taliban, was relatively inconclusive.

The effects of different curricula on such an elite group of students, shown to pass examinations irrespective of teaching methods [ 5], has been relatively inconclusive [ 1, 6, 7].

Our relatively inconclusive results probably reflect that the SARA syndrome is not a well-defined disease and no specific pathognomonic signs have been identified.

Despite this increased reliance on contingent instructors, research regarding their impact on teaching and student learning is relatively sparse and inconclusive (Benjamin, 2002; Umbach, 2007).

44 However, although WHO recommended that primaquine should be used for P. vivax radical cure in this region, they also recommended prior G6PD testing. 1 Recht cautioned that the evidence base for these recommendations is relatively scanty and inconclusive.

Carlos Sandoval and Catherine Tambini (collaborators on the 2004 "Farmingville," about the attempted murder of two Mexican day laborers in a Long Island town) co-directed this (relatively) evenhanded and necessarily inconclusive close-up look at immigration wars and identity politics in the Grand Canyon State.

However, it should be noted that the mean physical health scores of the women without diabetes were relatively low and therefore inconclusive.

The evidence on mortality reduction from individual clinical trials in COPD is inconclusive with relatively few studies of duration and sample size sufficient to demonstrate an impact [ 5].

The inconclusive peaks showed relatively small changes with all averages being below the accepted upper limit.

Prior to the rhesus macaque studies, human work had been inconclusive despite a relatively large number of studies [ 53, 54].

The current lack of evidence and the possibility of inconclusive results from relatively small group of current trials would suggest that a UK trial would make a valuable contribution to the research effort worldwide and answer questions particularly pertinent to the UK health environment.