Sentence examples for but difficult to interpret from inspiring English sources

There is limited value in reducing results to a low number of indicators that are easy to read, but difficult to interpret, e.g. nutrient density score.

Phenotypic plasticity is easy to observe but difficult to interpret.

These results are potentially interesting, but difficult to interpret with certainty.

Genome profiles obtained by the GP method are highly informative, but difficult to interpret because of their complexity.

Also, the increased failure rate in thin but not in emaciated patients was significant but difficult to interpret.

Note in particular that formulas and technical terms are easy to list but difficult to interpret for scientists without adequate training in mathematics.

A weak but statistically significant association between body temperature and FGM levels was observed but is difficult to interpret, not only because the incremental rises in FGM with increasing body temperature are modest but also because of the potentially confounding effect of some of the stressful events (e.g. transportation) which could result in mild hyperthermia concomitant with stress.

We find that the single-measurement precision is 0.3 0.5 Wm− 2sr− 1 μm− 1 (15–25% of typical peak values), better than current measurements from space but still difficult to interpret on a single-sounding basis.

Differenced Normalised Burn Ratio (ΔNBR) is among the most widely used spectral indices for the mapping of burn severity but is difficult to interpret in terms of fire-related changes in key biophysical attributes and processes.

4) The effect of KIF17 dominant negative are intriguing but somewhat difficult to interpret.

Data, however, are not only scarce, but also difficult to interpret owing differences in the inhalability and deposition efficiency of these size fractions.