Sentence examples for delicate to interpret from inspiring English sources

Attributable proportions are a measure of risk delicate to interpret and potentially misleading.

Next the recurrent issue of how large is the contribution of environmental factors to cancer etiology is examined pointing to the several limitations making estimates of the population fraction of cancers attributable to environment delicate to interpret or sometimes even misleading.

PLANEX can be used to interpret results of co-expressed genes and, also, to perform delicate analyses in comparative genomics.

The delicate equilibrium of the various functions of PTEN means that it is often difficult to interpret genetic variability in this gene.

How to interpret text?

We want you to interpret".

To interpret the mortality statistics?

G. H. Willett: Hard to interpret?

One hesitates to try to interpret this.

Some of it is hard to interpret.

No two ways to interpret that.