Sentence examples for and difficult to interpret from inspiring English sources

Results from magnetometry are often unclear and difficult to interpret, but not in this case.

Consequently, the annual layers in most Antarctic ice cores are thin and difficult to interpret.

The migration figures are notoriously poor and difficult to interpret, however.

This material, very sparse and difficult to interpret, was not identified as Greek until 1952.

Here's the problem: evidence about the risks has been hard to come by and difficult to interpret.

Most elastic waves recorded close to an extended fault source are complicated and difficult to interpret uniquely.

Mr. Johnson of SmithKline described the shift in supply as "a business decision driven by the fact that this was a vague law and difficult to interpret".

CMV IgG data are also imprecise and difficult to interpret.

The relationship between continuous predictors and a continuous outcome may be complex and difficult to interpret.

Serology is slow, insensitive and difficult to interpret at low titres.

Economic indicators while few and difficult to interpret are generally held to suggest growing difficulties in many parts of France.