The results of such trials are difficult to interpret because of the small numbers of events that occur in each; interpretation may be facilitated by pooling the data from all the relevant trials when these are fully adjudicated and are made publicly available.
In this case, residual plots are often difficult to interpret because of the number of unknown parameters.
Capillary experiments are difficult to interpret because of the combination of shear, elongation, pressure and viscous heating.
But the data may be hard to interpret because of the distortions caused by the strikes against General Motors, which were just settled last week.
But the problem with such single-trial readings is that they are very difficult to interpret, because of the background noise produced both by the brain and by the EEG equipment.This noise can be filtered out by averaging hundreds of recorded brain waves.
The results are difficult to interpret because of the changing, more specific exposure categories.
The Thermography has limited resolution and the result is difficult to interpret because of the many parasitic effects.
On its own NIR, can be difficult to interpret because of the overlapping overtones and combination bands that dominate in the near infrared region.
The correlation with the associated surgery was also difficult to interpret, because of the heterogeneity of the sample and because only six patients had the arthroscopic procedure alone.
The analysis of the correlations between clinical outcomes and specific patient categories was not easy to interpret because of the small number of patients that did not allow for stratification into femoral condyle or patellofemoral chondropathy.
The results of LFIA based on GNSs with a size of 70 and 100 nm were difficult to interpret because of the pale color of the label in the test zone of the strip (Fig. 5b).
