Results are sometimes difficult to interpret due to the frequent aneuploidy of the tumours.
These rates are difficult to interpret due to variability in the time interval used to monitor readmission.
3D anthropometric data, however, describe the complete shape characteristics of the head surface, but are complicated to interpret due to the abundance of information they contain.
Consequently, spectral information can be difficult to interpret due to the presence of diffuse reflection, refraction, or scattering effects [29].
The detailed internal layering of U-1 is difficult to interpret due to deep burial and deterioration of data quality.
The results of studies on modulation of Na channel function are often difficult to interpret due to time-dependent changes in channel kinetics.
Goodwin and Jamison (1990) pointed out that earlier studies are difficult to interpret due to a wide variation in the criteria used to define social class between studies.
The nuclear physician did not see any FDG hotspots; however, the scan was hard to interpret due to low-FDG uptake.
Since imaging findings are difficult to interpret due to intracystic contents, making a definite diagnosis prior to surgery is challenging [2].
These conditions are neither easy to process (due to the large number of rules), nor straightforward to understand or interpret due to their complexity.
However, the results of these studies can be difficult to interpret due to the conceptual complexity of the analyses.
