Sentence examples for impossible to interpret and from inspiring English sources
Second, this approach is sometimes faulted on the grounds that results from a fast signal detector are impossible to interpret and hence are of little help.
Because of the very high withdrawal rate at 2, 3 and 4 hours after treatment, the results from these time periods are impossible to interpret and are therefore not presented.
7 Because of the potential for confounding by inclusion of this partial information, we determined that results from a statistical model including these terms would prove impossible to interpret and thus did not include parity scores or smoking behaviour as candidate explanatory variables in the final model building process.
An erroneously enciphered text can be impossible to interpret correctly, and it is difficult to recognize a mistake without a double-check.
2) The text describing data presented in Figure 2B is particularly confusing and almost impossible to interpret: "These mice and newborn Nes-gfp embryos were analyzed for osterix protein expression, which marks cells committed to the osteoblastic lineage.
Pope Benedict XV said "it is impossible to interpret Jesus as violent" and that "violence degrades the dignity of both the victims and the perpetrators".
Unfortunately, his list of these sayings is impossible to interpret with any confidence, and may be corrupt.
Observational studies were not included, because a large volume of studies was anticipated and because the association of treatment duration and patient outcomes would be impossible to interpret in light of survivor bias and bias-by-indication.
"Everyone knows it's preliminary and impossible to interpret at this point," Dr. Whalen said of the studies.
3) Figure 4C, lanes 1-4: this is a confusing experiment and impossible to interpret.
Without some minimal substantive assumptions about the quantity being measured, such as its amenability to manipulation and its relations to other quantities, it would be impossible to interpret the indications of measuring instruments and hence impossible to ascertain the evidential relevance of those indications.
