Sentence examples for but should be interpreted from inspiring English sources

Experts said the results were impressive but should be interpreted with caution.

A jarosite mineral, probably natrojarosite, was also identified, but should be interpreted cautiously until it can be confirmed.

Note that these percentages do not mean the system performs better than the theoretical maximum, but should be interpreted as an improvement to the theoretical maximum system performance.

It discusses that testing may help identify or quantify abnormalities but should be interpreted with caution in older patients, because abnormalities are common even among healthy older people without complaints of dizziness, thus lowering the diagnostic accuracy.

One of Dewey's suggestions, as related by Hook, was that correspondence should not be interpreted as a metaphor of picturing or mirroring past events, but should be interpreted as a metaphor of sending and receiving messages.

Grassley also praised Scalia, who famously pushed the idea that the Constitution is not a "living document" but should be interpreted based on what it meant to the men who signed it over 200 years ago.

But they should be interpreted with care.

The new study is "along a completely different line" but still should be interpreted with caution, Dr. Albertini said, until other researchers have been able to repeat it, a routine verification procedure in research.

Readability formulas may provide some basis for comparing the difficulty of different texts, but they should be interpreted with caution.

Suitable habitat for G. dumosa was also found on the continental shelves of Northern Europe, but this should be interpreted with caution due to the limited sampling distribution for this species.

Data from long-term, open-label extension trials are useful, but they should be interpreted with caution.