Sentences with phrase «not conclusive data»

For now, there is not conclusive data that proves home births are any more dangerous than hospital births and carry the 2 - 3 fold neonatal mortality risk.

Not exact matches

The journal Sex Education published an earlier article of mine in which I found some evidence (though not conclusive since the data on STIs available to us is far inferior to that on pregnancy rates) that STI rates amongst teenagers have increased fastest in those areas promoting the EBC the most.

to igaftr, the ongoing research for the existence of God in the University of Illinois is the use of a very fast and powerfull computer, The Nautilus, this research had proved that history has direction, and through exhaustve and objective analysis had shown that History is a reflection of His will.Its not very conclusive yet, but with the advent of a very powerfull quantum computer which is millions of times faster in the near future, they can go back farther in the past history in inputing datas.

i have a tiny amount of data, and it's not conclusive but insightful.

Cuomo's health commissioner, Dr. Howard Zucker says as he examined numerous completed and still on going studies on fracking's effects on drinking water, air quality and other health issues, several «red flags» were raised, and he says he has «identified significant health risks in the current data» that have not been answered by conclusive long term studies with «large population pools».

The researchers note that these data do not allow them to draw a conclusive causal link between occupational status and individualism, but they do suggest that the other factors examined were unlikely to account for rising individualism.

«The data really are very provocative,» he says, but not conclusive.

Although tantalizing, these data were not conclusive.

Use during pregnancy has recently become a controversial issue due to concerns over fetal and maternal safety, but the data is not conclusive.

The isotope data was not conclusive enough, and even the sophisticated site preference technique did not provide enough information to tease out the relative roles of different microbes.

It is thought that the formation of this so - called «deep water» helps drive the AMOC, but the first 21 months of data from OSNAP aren't conclusive.

Overall, no added benefit could be derived for mirabegron because it was not possible to conduct a conclusive balancing of positive and negative effects due to the missing data on the outcomes «incontinence» and «urge incontinence.»

This was a small study that is a data point but not the conclusive appraisal of bone broth.

They are certainly correct that we need more data over time to draw firmer conclusions, which is one reason I presented my interpretation as «not conclusive» and wrote that «the regulations may have had the opposite of their intended effect» (emphasis added).

Student - level administrative data collected by the state will ultimately provide conclusive evidence not subject to these limitations, but the district - level data currently available yield two preliminary conclusions.

He argues that we do not have all the data necessary for a conclusive determination so he throws up his hands.

Nonetheless, the wisdom of the giants of early - childhood education, the data from other cultures, and the experience of thousands of early - childhood educators expressed in the guidelines of the NAEYC are strong if not conclusive evidence for the value of a developmentally appropriate approach to early - childhood education.

As noted above, the data set does not allow for a conclusive interpretation of why this occurs, and it is possible that teachers are simply making accurate predications given previous performance.

Based on the first two complete years of data, that includes sophisticated growth measures of achievement, Social Emotional Learning, school climate, and chronic absenteeism, she said, «there is good evidence that we can use the measures for school improvement, but it's not conclusive.»

Everyone wants to know how a four - day school week will impact student performance, but conclusive data to answer that question simply does not exist at this point.

The data has not always been conclusive about this, however.

The fact that people are willing to say the data is conclusive does not prove it is conclusive, true.

I am open to the possibility that the Earth is not flat, but nothing about the data is conclusive.

Some people might think that two years of data won't be conclusive to determining an issue as complex as climate change.

So if a scientist questions the adequacy of present climate models, or fails to find conclusive evidence for global warming in a particular data - set, he or she is often reported as claiming that «there isn't really a problem».

He chose not to do so, perhaps unaware that published figures 1G versus 4.3 C provided conclusive «smoking gun» evidence without studying the gory SI data details in the SI Excel spreadsheet.

While I would agree that such centrifuges could in principle provide an experimental test of the hypothesis, it is not clear to me that their actual operation necessarily provides conclusive data on this question.

Conversely, the data isn't conclusive enough to unequivocally say there is no hot spot.

> 90 % probability 1 (2xCO2 dT ~ 1 °C, no feedback): Good hypothesis, but quantitatively not validated by empirical data, therefore not conclusive at > 90 % probability.

When we can not obtain conclusive root cause evidence by direct observation of the characteristics of the excursion, or direct analysis of performance data, the next best approach is to simulate the excursion by performing input / output (I / O) experimentation on the same or an equivalent system.

Researchers were quick to point out, however, that this correlation is not conclusive because the data set used was compiled to track bowhead whale migration routes, not polar bears.

The data are not conclusive, but I still can not understand why anyone would risk having it in their house if they have a choice.

Any meaningful temperature data covering the last 2000 years doesn't even exist, as it has not even been measured at all and nor can it be reconstructed to a tolerance where conclusive evidence one way or the other can be drawn from it.

So even with over 20 years of data, we can not find conclusive evidence of money manager skill — or lack thereof.

While the results of these sets of data are not entirely conclusive as they represent a small sample size, the general idea is that air tickets are somewhat higher on Sundays and Fridays.

Academic researchers have analyzed information from other social media platforms such as Twitter, where data is more accessible, and a few have found indications of Russian activity but not conclusive evidence.

I do not find the data very conclusive either way.

Whilst every care is taken in the collection and compilation of data, the survey is interpretive and indicative, not conclusive.