inconclusive
尚无定论
definition
adjective
the medical evidence is inconclusive
not leading to a firm conclusion; not ending doubt or dispute.
example
However, Mr Howard said their conversation regarded an 'inconclusive' video of the incident.
The results were 'inconclusive' and received mixed responses from listeners.
That meeting was 'inconclusive' and they had to return at 10am for more discussions.
If, as the report acknowledges, the available research is 'inconclusive' , a cautionary approach would be wise.
If the results are 'inconclusive' , the examination should be repeated in two weeks.
The first HSE investigation into the site, in 2001, produced 'inconclusive' results.
So far, the test results have been 'inconclusive' and we don't know what is causing this.
And he offered to bring in an outside consultant if the results were 'inconclusive' .
Demand remains sluggish and the 'inconclusive' election result is unlikely to help matters.
The 'inconclusive' election result sparked a scramble to see which party could come up with a majority.
Other investigators have found negative or 'inconclusive' results.
The results of most of the tests were 'inconclusive' , although the canum did seem to allow me to hear nearby ducks remarkably clearly.
Results were 'inconclusive' but the paint is hoping for a late swing its way.
In two words, Milton's case against censorship is 'inconclusive' and qualified.
A post-mortem examination was 'inconclusive' and further tests are being carried out to ascertain the exact cause of death.
Police said last night that the results of post-mortem examinations on the two bodies had proved 'inconclusive' .
Autopsies on the cows found high levels of toxicity but the results were 'inconclusive' .
These studies are conflicting and 'inconclusive' as a result of problems in their design.
Results from studies of cognitive performance were 'inconclusive' .
Soya milk manufacturers say the evidence so far is 'inconclusive' .
Despite and perhaps because of their 'inconclusiveness' , these timber studies offer an illuminating chapter in environmental history.
That night's discussion ended 'inconclusively' but has kept me wondering about the real state of visual literacy and intelligence in our land.
With neither at full gallop, the game swayed 'inconclusively' from one to the other, each team ceding dominance as quickly as they claimed it.
The shared pattern of the first three Anglo-French wars helps explain their 'inconclusiveness' .
Naturally, in every case I hoped to unearth photographs proving 'inconclusively' that I'm not the only one whose physique's been ravaged by time, calories and a fanatical inattention to exercise.
Its 'inconclusiveness' demonstrated its futility.
Talks between the government and the consortium ended 'inconclusively' in October.
As with all the other evidence, the results are remarkable for their 'inconclusiveness' .
The ending peters out 'inconclusively' in a welter of playful/sloppy metafictional games.
Tinder, therefore, properly relativizes civilization by affirming the imperfection and 'inconclusiveness' of every human order, Christian or not.
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