inconclusive

So far, the results of these studies have been inconclusive.

It may be too early to tell or the results are inconclusive.

In both cases, evidence from the few studies that have been done is inconclusive.

But the early evidence is inconclusive, according to people who follow the field.

One official said the evidence against him was inconclusive, and always would be.

The results of the study were inconclusive; we're going to have to look at this again.

Their results were inconclusive, but research continued until at least 1978.

The inconclusive fighting had been going on for quite some time.

Though others had taken up this idea, their research was short lived and inconclusive.

Obviously in all such inconclusive cases, more research is needed, even if not always possible.

The evidence is unlikely ever to be anything but inconclusive.

A day later, laboratory results from Washington came back inconclusive.

In those cases not listed above, the test is inconclusive.

And the information they left behind on the computers was inconclusive, to say the least.

Also, her conclusions have become ever more open, without being inconclusive.

While the meeting was inconclusive, the party is already divided.

While some of these studies have been promising, they're still inconclusive.

The evidence against them was inconclusive but they were sentenced to death.

These problems are potentially serious, but the information now available is inconclusive.

However the evidence from international practice in this regard is inconclusive.

His efforts were inconclusive and he died on 22 October 1981.

It is my hope that maybe at best the tests were inconclusive.

The inconclusive debate ended with them on the street again.

Yes, many calls were inconclusive, but that's better than a wrong call that turns a game.

He had already started the scan, but so far the results were inconclusive.