Sentence examples for a difficult interpretation from inspiring English sources

This case requires a difficult interpretation of the Copyright Act, but that is made easier by understanding the intent of Congress when it revised the law in 1976.

However, such scores have a difficult interpretation for both significant and non-significant parts of the pathway because the differential expression of a gene does not necessarily imply a transition from an active to an inactive state (or vice versa).

However, we observed that this was, empirically, not a major issue as the identified bases were indeed well aligned with the underlying (hidden) concentrations as opposed to forming a complex mixture with a difficult interpretation.

In a cohort of 77 women undergoing hysteroscopy, Mc Gurgan et al. reported VAS measured anxiety scores of 3.5 4 (range 0.5 10), which, however, is a finding of difficult interpretation since scarce control data are found in the literature [38].

The color in this soil is presented as an attribute of difficult interpretation on the horizon, and the studies towards a better identification are important.

Nevertheless, this study has some limitations: First, the absence of a control group to make a comparison led to difficult interpretation of results.

Because of this difficult interpretation an additional parameter, the 80% interval odds ratio (IOR-80IOR-80s been developed and is described later in this paper.

However, such unifying approach would be quite unpractical because of the different nature of the group characterization problem in different dimensions (clustering for geo-temporal, classification for socio-topical) and because of the difficult interpretation of a model that blends together such diverse types of measures.

Assays that could rule out this possibility, such as targeting of Set2 to a single origin, are of difficult interpretation due to the crosstalk of H3 K36 methylation and histone acetylation.

The lower sensitivities may be partially explained by the higher breast density commonly observed among high-risk women who receive screening at a younger age, which contributes to difficult interpretation of the examinations.

On the other hand, a disadvantage of NNs lies in the difficult interpretation of their results.