Sentences with phrase «inconclusive evidence»

Previous in situ analyses of the Martian terrain have found inconclusive evidence for the existence organic compounds — so far only finding chlorinated organic matter.

Congress banned the guns for a decade in 1994, but they let that expire in 2004 as partisanship on guns hardened and in response to inconclusive evidence about whether it reduced mass violence.

The problem is with the panel majority's drawing of firm conclusions based on inconclusive evidence.

The Future of Children, a collaboration of the Brookings Institution and Princeton University, found inconclusive evidence that state certification, holding a masters degree or being on the job for a long time translated into better outcomes for students.

There was inconclusive evidence regarding other therapies.

The original version of the review published in 2012 found only inconclusive evidence, that dietary and exercise programs had beneficial effects for pregnant women and their babies.

Christopher Jencks and Susan Mayer, in their 1990 review, describe as inconclusive the evidence on whether affluent students suffer academically from infusions of poor or minority students.

Speaking after the match, Kane swore «on his daughter's life» that he got a touch on the ball despite video replays offering inconclusive evidence, with the Premier League Goals Accreditation Panel officially marking the goal down as Eriksen's.

A recent meta - analysis found «growing but still inconclusive evidence» that the achievement of more advantaged students was not harmed by desegregation policies (Harris, 2008, p. 563).

Last week, in the first part of our blog series on multi-academy trusts (MATs), we looked at what pupil performance data could tell us about MATs and found rather inconclusive evidence.

There is limited and inconclusive evidence for various combinations of discrete trial training, incidental teaching, pivotal response training, and milieu teaching [55], [57], [78], [121], and some evidence that pivotal response training may be beneficial for communication and social interaction [58], [63], [113].

According to Food and Nutrition Research journal, there is INCONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE about protein requirements during physical training [53], but various researchers have made estimations about appropriate daily intakes of protein for athletes:

«Before this model there was only inconclusive evidence to support this theory,» said Professor Alexander Heger from the Monash School of Physics and Astronomy.

Both claim to «know» that their belief is the right one, whereas I like to state that frankly, since there is inconclusive evidence for every theism in the world, there isn't enough proof that atheists are correct either.

When people say, «I have a theory about why that happened,» they are often drawing a conclusion based on fragmentary or inconclusive evidence.

[63] They cite the cases of Sweden, Norway and Quebec as instances where there is inconclusive evidence that bans have been successful (see the section later in this paper on what actions other countries have taken in relation to junk food advertising for more explanation of the regime in place in these countries).

Currently, there is inconclusive evidence to support or refute the practice of giving LCPUFA supplementation to breastfeeding mothers in order to improve neurodevelopment or visual acuity.

Currently, there is inconclusive evidence to support or refute the practice of giving LCPUFA supplementation to breastfeeding mothers in order to improve neurodevelopment.

[28] Though multiples are at a greater risk of being stillborn, there is inconclusive evidence whether the actual mortality rate is higher in multiples than in singletons.

This creates a puzzle for academics: the ambiguity about whether donations are rewards or incentives — as well as the sheer multitude of factors that affect politicians» decisions — has led to inconclusive evidence about the influence of money in debates like this.

For inconclusive evidence, you could examine the athlete's body.

Of natural remedies, three have been shown to be useful, and others have some preliminary but inconclusive evidence.

There is INCONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE about the importance of the time of protein ingestion on muscle mass gain and strength in resistance - trained athletes: from no effect of the ingestion time [140] to greater effect if ingested immediately after exercise than when ingested at some later time [142,143].

Some people say that the drug can also aid in metabolizing adipose tissues though no inconclusive evidence ascertains this claim.

These studies echo several of the findings found in the NCTAF report, including evidence of the positive effects of STEM PLCs on deepening teacher knowledge of disciplinary content and pedagogy, influencing teacher classroom practice, and inconclusive evidence on the impact of STEM PLCs on student achievement.

Langcake's study is framed in part by industry's fear of stringent greenhouse gas policies proposed in the wake of the Rio Climate Convention despite what he claims is inconclusive evidence that anthropogenic warming has yet been detected.

Such a thing may have happened in the very distant past — there is inconclusive evidence for a «Snowball Earth» in which ice might have reached the equator, more than 700 million years ago, before complex life colonised the land or the seas.