Sentence examples for are typically difficult to interpret from inspiring English sources

The values of such scalar indices are typically difficult to interpret in the absence of known distributions of the values expected by chance.

"Salads are typically difficult to match with wine.

As a result, research findings are frequently difficult to interpret and typically not comparable beyond individual countries.

Abbreviations are highly discouraged, because they are difficult to interpret.

In my experience, Tanimoto similarity typically makes sense, this sentence might be better as " calculated fingerprint Tc values are *sometimes* difficult to interpret".

S.A.T. results are notoriously difficult to interpret.

"The scenes are extremely difficult to interpret.

Fragmentary seal impressions are often difficult to interpret.

Metaphors are often difficult to interpret.

"Most of the signals are very difficult to interpret.

The remarks about dueling are also difficult to interpret.