Sentence examples for to be less conclusive from inspiring English sources

A similar analysis was performed with amplifications although it turned out to be less conclusive because there were far fewer cases corresponding to regional amplifications (only 1011), probably because such amplifications are more difficult to detect and properly characterize with conventional cytogenetic analysis.

But they were based on state test results in years when the exams were easier to pass, and they may now be less conclusive.

A negative test result, however, may be less conclusive.

We are also concerned that such a manipulation might alter patterns of multisensory integration and hence be less conclusive that anticipated.

The findings in relation to verbal fluency were less conclusive.

However, previous research investigating the use of resistance exercise to increase BDNF levels has been less conclusive, likely due to the low intensity nature of traditional resistance exercise programs.

Compared to geoelectric measurements, they are less conclusive.

Taken together, the intervention studies on correlating isoflavones to breast cancer risks are less conclusive than the epidemiological studies.

When analyzed separately by hemisphere/climate region, CRP levels were significantly lower in temperate climates in both hemispheres in summer and spring compared to winter; fall levels were less conclusive (Fig.  4a).

The phenanthrene plume was also subject to transformation, although measurement of the rate was less conclusive due to the higher proportion of sorbed mass for this compound.

For the 0.9 H2/0.1 CH4 flame, the GIM analysis suggests a dominance of shedding vortices but is less conclusive due to flame attachment to the LSI rim resulting from the highly reactive H2 fuel and possible unsteady heat release contributions from bulk flow oscillations.