Sentence examples for be harder to interpret from inspiring English sources

Results can be harder to interpret and may demand more study.

Scientifically the results would be harder to interpret than single-allergen trials.

The logic of certain entries — the letter N features only three: (Gérard de) "Nerval," "New" and "New York City" — can be harder to interpret than the flighty thoughts of Watteau's airheads.

But quasar spectra can be harder to interpret because quasars reside in large galaxies and will likely have ionized much of the gas around them anyway.

However, it might be harder to interpret the biological meaning of a discovered target gene, if little or no functional information could be found for it.

Given the intrinsic problems with the KS test in this simple scenario, the results of the test would only be harder to interpret in a more realistic situation where there would be additional complications, as well as issues with multiple testing when using the KS test on a number of incomplete variables.

Fatigue can be hard to interpret, Dr. Galbraith said.

THE Koran is the word of God, which every Muslim must follow, but its commands can be hard to interpret.

But case reports can be hard to interpret — they may or may not indicate a real cause and effect.

But often the remains can be hard to interpret.

Comparison of geometric accuracy or treatment planning performance can be hard to interpret and may not provide much useful information.