Sentence examples for difficult for interpretation from inspiring English sources

The necessity for titration makes this method expensive, lengthy and difficult for interpretation.

The data is further confounded by selection bias and misclassification bias, making it difficult for interpretation.

This is further confounded by selection bias and misclassification bias making it difficult for interpretation.

In addition, the large effect sizes (>0.8) are also difficult for interpretations of any clinical significance.

RDT results presenting faint lines and/or requiring differentiation of HIV-1 from HIV-2 results were selected to present more difficult results for interpretation.

Heavily pigmented melanomas are difficult for immunohistochemical interpretation; therefore, in order to avoid false positive results the slides were bleached before using immunohistochemistry as previously described [ 11].

Although it is possible to create more gene sets in silico (e.g. through chromosome neighborhoods, expression neighborhoods and regulatory motif sharing, etc)., the increasing functional heterogeneity associated with such less-curated gene sets make them difficult for subsequent interpretation in terms of biological mechanism.

This makes it difficult for conventional visual interpretation of planar images to be reliable and to confirm such nodes as being clinically involved.

Loci such as chromosome 4 make for difficult interpretation of the data, as the locus is clearly implicated by both BXD and F2 BSE ic models, but falls short of our criteria, due to allelic discrepancies.

Fluorescence made data collection and interpretation difficult for some layers.

Exclusion criteria were suspected aspiration or pneumonia on admission, patients who died within the first 5 days of ICU stay, extubation in less than 48 h and underlying disease making radiological interpretation difficult for VAP diagnosis.