Sentence examples for challenges for interpreting from inspiring English sources

The challenges for interpreting the results associated with studying self-reported racial/ethnic groups will likely increase in future studies, as more people identify themselves as belonging to multiple racial/ethnic groups.

Nonspecific target binding (i.e., cross-hybridization) is a major challenge for interpreting oligonucleotide microarray results because it is difficult to determine what portion of the signal is due to binding of complementary (specific) targets to a probe versus that due to binding of nonspecific targets.

Until recently, different groups applied very different technologies in the mapping of novel upper GI cancer-related proteins and this resulted in a challenge for interpreting the disparate results.

One challenge for interpreting the existing literature is that most often, single strains have been used when comparing taxa.

Moreover, in any case where neurovascular coupling is altered by a disease-relevant manipulation (such as a genetic polymorphism), this would represent a major challenge for interpreting human neuroimaging studies.

Before the ceremony, Kinnear and Lester spoke about the challenges of interpreting Othello for new audiences.

For this reason, many of them are ill-equipped for the challenge of interpreting an ancient religion for a modern society.

From these results it becomes clear that the main challenge for interpreting and reporting variants is not in the technology.

But these findings must be interpreted cautiously, given the inherent challenges of interpreting self- reported answers.

However, challenges exist that a model system is urgently needed for interpreting the information.

Further data for analysis on this matter might question the challenge of interpreting p16-IHC in mixed and keratinising SSCs.