Sentence examples for interpret though from inspiring English sources
The SEI signal shapes are often not easy to interpret though, mostly because of superposition of additional OBIRCH (Optical Beam Induced Resistivity Change).
The numbers can be tricky to interpret though, as an inventory rise could alternately reflect growing demand expectations or unsold stockpiles.
This discrepancy is difficult to interpret, though may relate to the relative small size of tumours in mouse models compared to patients, where diffusion of the radiotracer may potentially overcome poor delivery by destroyed vasculature.
We have also been careful to say that the ToL if it is properly interpreted (though there are so many interpretations it is difficult to keep track) can be considered a regionalized hypothesis within the public goods hypothesis.
Data organized into chromosomes suggest that contigs may have undergone more selection with respect to the zebra finch than the chicken (as high Ka /Ks values are typically interpreted, though see ref. 30).
The results should be interpreted cautiously though; the small sample size limits the researchers' confidence that their data are not the result of random chance.
His view is difficult to interpret, even though the texts dealing with this topic (Categories, Topics I, and Metaphysics V) are characteristically direct in style.
Of the three, price is the key because it is easiest for consumers to interpret (even though out-of-pocket costs may add considerably to the total annual cost).
This finding should be interpreted with care, though, taking into consideration the effects of isolation, sensory deprivation and altered light cycle, which add to an already complex environment.
Interpreting sexual asexual interactions though has recently advanced owing to methodological design, increased taxon sampling and choice of model organisms.
In vitro data on metformin action should be interpreted with caution though, as the concentrations of the drug used in such studies far exceed tolerable doses achievable in humans.
