Inconclusive Clause Samples

Inconclusive. Second heel prick from the age of 36.1 weeks

Inconclusive child abuse allegation determined by the ER/ERCP CSW conducting the investigation not to be unfounded, but the findings are inconclusive and there is insufficient evidence to determine whether child abuse or neglect, as defined in Section 11165.6, has occurred. Disproportionality - The ratio of the percent of persons of a certain race or ethnicity in a target population (e.g., children who are substantiated for maltreatment) to the percentage of persons of the same group in a reference (or base) population. The reference population can refer to the overall population (unconditional), such as the County of Los Angeles, or the population who experiences a specific decision point (conditional), such as the Child Welfare System. It is argued that disproportionality is a function of disparities (unequal treatment when comparing a racial or ethnic minority to a non-minority), particularly in the entries and exits of children in the child protection and child welfare system (Exerpts taken from ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇).

Inconclusive. 10 For instance, SES (measured in this study by parental education levels) was found to be positively associated with greater student access to healthy foods in vending machines, school stores, snack bars/carts, and a la carte.21 These findings were supported by evidence that schools of higher SES tend to offer healthier competitive food items than lower SES schools,65 and that the ratio of unhealthy to healthy options offered is greater in lower-SES schools than in higher- SES.59 On the other hand, some authors found no association with student income and school food environment,12,26 and no association with student income and wellness policy development and implementation.67 With such discrepancies in findings, it is important to consider SES as a variable of interest in the current study’s analysis. Because of the largely conflicting evidence currently available, there is an opportunity to advance existing literature by examining this association in an understudied population. Although by definition SNAP-Ed schools are comprised of primarily lower-income students, there may still be enough variation in SES to be considered an applicable variable for closer examination in this study.