Sentence examples for even more difficult to interpret from inspiring English sources
The social and public nature of Facebook makes people's posts even more difficult to interpret.
On the night of the shooting, as officer after officer arrived at the scene, ducked under the yellow tape and approached Sergeant Drenth's body and his patrol car parked nearby, the already confused evidence became even more difficult to interpret, the police said.
The fact that this symptom is absolutely aspecific makes it even more difficult to interpret.
Phylogenies that included the long-branch ciliates were even more difficult to interpret.
As Tangirala argues, "silence" is a nonbehavior and as such difficult to observe, and even more difficult to interpret [ 34].
These mutations may be associated with a positive immunohistochemical (IHC) staining for the MSH6 protein, which makes them even more difficult to interpret.
Also, tattoo colors may be even more difficult to read and interpret.
Some countries did not include grading for all of the building blocks, even where they listed bottlenecks and solutions, making the results more difficult to interpret.
On the down side, those alleles are often more difficult to interpret as they can be loss- or gain-of-function alleles, or even neo- and antimorphic alleles.
