Sentence examples for were very inconclusive from inspiring English sources

"There had been numerous studies before, but many were very inconclusive".

It's very inconclusive if we will have any".

Thus, without in vivo evidence, the efficacy of US exposure alone is very inconclusive for enhancing antimicrobial ability of ALBC.

However, current knowledge about electrocatalytic HER on graphene surface is very inconclusive, and the systemic catalysts' molecular design toward dual-doped graphenes for highly efficient HER is still lacking.

The motivation was to use such comparisons to compare different seed selection methods but the results were very dataset dependant and therefore inconclusive (results not shown).

Although a considerable number of clinical trials on acupuncture is available the evidence so far is very often inconclusive.

However, evidence in this regard is very scarce and inconclusive, and therefore this option is still controversial.

The existing information on the effects of suicide reporting on suicide in Japan are very limited and inconclusive.

Conversely, our data suggest that repeated imaging examinations performed on women upon their spontaneous requests in a private or public outpatient clinic are very often both inconclusive and low on cost-efficiency.

Although it is apparent from the literature that changes in terminal sialylation are of great importance during malignant transformation and cancer progression, reported data on the specific type of sialyl-linkage and the level of sialylation are very controversial and inconclusive.

Although sulphotransferase (SULT) enzymes could play an equally important role in detoxifying tobacco carcinogens, there are very few, mostly inconclusive, studies examining the association of genetic alteration in the genes coding for this super family of multifunctional enzymes with TRC (Seth et al, 2000; Hung et al, 2004; Sellers et al, 2005; Dandara et al, 2006).