Sentence examples for have made interpretation of from inspiring English sources
These facts, together with the extreme subtlety of the philosophical contents of the letters, have made interpretation of the correspondence very difficult.
To perform this kind of study without observers with demonstrable HF expertise would have made interpretation of our data difficult for others.
While the observation was consistent with the previously published diffraction structure of murine VDAC, the spectral degeneracy for VDAC would have made interpretation of these data very challenging without a priori knowledge of the structure.
The planned sensitivity analyses based on methodological quality, population characteristics, and monitoring schedule could not be performed because of the small number of studies and the methodological weaknesses inherent in included studies that would have made interpretation of such a subgroup analysis speculative.
Although we cannot exclude the possibility that subtle differences were missed by reliance on qualitative data, use of quantitative data would have generated a number of additional uncertainties that would have made interpretation of this complex data set even more difficult.
This has made interpretation of the BMI-AD literature difficult.
Variability in the design (study populations, doses and timings) and quality of research in this area has made interpretation of the findings and the development of PC-specific advice difficult [ 2].
However, the lack of 'gold' standard reference datasets has made interpretations of relative performance challenging.
IS, HG, HI, YS, YJ, KH and HY have collected data and made interpretation of data, have been revising it critically for intellectual content.
While U can provide qualitative information about ecological interactions between compartments, the nonzero-sum nature of indirect net transactions has made ecological interpretation of quantitative network utility challenging.
Gamma-hydroxybutyric acid's (GHB's) natural presence in the body has made the interpretation of its levels a challenging task for the forensic toxicologist.
