It is just more of the same when it comes to regulation in the modern economy: a lot of ambiguous costly to interpret words and procedures on paper that are outmatched by rapidly evolving digital global technologies.
("AP rise time" is especially ambiguous and hard to interpret, because it is longer than AP duration. ) Deleted as suggested.
("AP rise time" is especially ambiguous and hard to interpret, because it is longer than AP duration).
12– 14 Conclusive demonstration of dual action for a hybrid drug species is challenging since simple potency comparisons are often ambiguous and difficult to interpret.
These problems included difficulty during investigation of their condition, such as when investigations could not be performed, did not give any answers, or when the information was ambiguous or hard to interpret.
The difficulty with disputes involving intellectual property rights (whether under the TRIPS agreement or bilateral or regional 'TRIPS-plus' treaties) is that the specific trade rules covering such protection remain ambiguous and difficult to interpret [ 75].
Consistent with this complexity, recent reviews from animal literature report that the evidence regarding testosterone and immunity is ambiguous and difficult to interpret (Roberts et al. 2004), varying considerably with the type of immune response measured (Hau 2007) and with the species (or even the population) investigated (Muehlenbein and Bribiescas 2005; Hau 2007).
The HIT assesses interpretation bias (the tendency to interpret ambiguous scenarios as either positive or negative).
These include a negative interpretation bias – the tendency to interpret ambiguous information in a negative way (Butler & Mathews, 1983; Rude, Wenzlaff, Gibbs, Vane, & Whitney, 2002).
Depression is characterised by the tendency to interpret ambiguous information negatively, a negative interpretation bias (Butler and Mathews 1983), and thus such training may be beneficial.
