The two fold variation in the magnitude of drug resistance between IAS drug resistance mutations lists (13.1%) and HIVDB DR Interpretation algorithm (5.6%) indicates the difficulty of interpreting drug resistance mutation in subtype C isolates [ 16- 20].
Sometimes they have to do with the difficulty of interpreting historical sources (for example, the unavoidable necessity Darnton faced of providing meaningful interpretation of a range of documented events that appear fundamentally irrational).
In his introduction to the books, Art Spiegelman comments on the difficulty of interpreting Ward's "silent" novels.
A scarcity of reliable country data and the difficulty of interpreting satellite imagery complicate the FAO's periodic survey, which began in 1947.
As observations and forecasts become more detailed, and ensembles of forecasts rather than single deterministic predictions become more widely used, the amount of information and the difficulty of interpreting it will increase dramatically.
Though the cost of decoding an individual's genome is fast approaching a mere $1,000, the difficulty of interpreting its mutations now seems much greater than before, raising doubts as to how soon genome sequencing will become a routine medical test.
The more enduring difficulty of interpreting Pindar derives from the fact that his poetry was composed for special occasions and is rich with references to persons, places, mythical figures, and historical events that were known to the original audience but are obscure for modern readers.
The discussion is complicated by the difficulty of interpreting Descartes' own view.
Once again, we have the difficulty of interpreting a part of the formal semantics.
However, the practical use of simulation is hampered by the difficulty of interpreting simulation results.
This representation, however, comes at the expense of increased data volume and the difficulty of interpreting the resulting representations.
