Sentence examples for difficult in interpreting from inspiring English sources
Although the nature of "black box" with ANN makes it difficult in interpreting modeled results, we had retrieved 28 articles from the literature documenting application of ANN in medical field.
Traditionally, for celiac disease, biopsies from the duodenal bulb have not been recommended on the assumption that the histology from this area may be difficult in interpret.
The platform is unique in the sense that its users can receive assistance in interpreting difficult cases from a "collective brain" of healthcare professionals.
The pooled analysis revealed complex changes in smoke composition with, e.g. known human carcinogens increasing and decreasing in yield, which is difficult to interpret, in particular in view of the unclear etiology of smoking-related chronic diseases.
These two cases illustrate puzzling scenarios that result of great interest for understanding the evolutionary dynamics of metabolic adaptation but are in turn difficult to interpret in the context of the current data.
This fall in SHBG is absent in CAIS, variable in PAIS 50 and difficult to interpret in young infants who have highly variable circulating SHBG.
The sexuality education program in the Netherlands is difficult to interpret in this context, because the program is relatively short, and functions as an addition to a more elaborate sexuality education at primary school, and in biology lessons in secondary school.
The results of these assays are difficult to interpret, in that slight modifications in the in vitro environment have an effect on multiple outcome measures.
The ultrasound images may in some cases be more difficult to interpret in the later stages of the operation than in the beginning of the operation.
Prior research has suffered from a lack of consistent operational definitions when defining abnormal behavior in dogs, resulting in difficult to interpret results.
Figs. 3, 5 7 in this article are difficult to interpret in black and white.
