Sentence examples for is very difficult to interpret from inspiring English sources

"It is very difficult to interpret their behavior based on our own 20th-century standards," Alain Behr, a defense lawyer who represented two of the accused clan chiefs, explained by telephone from Nancy.

However, raw EEG signal is very difficult to interpret correctly.

Prior to normalization, the raw data is very difficult to interpret.

Newer rotating hinge implants can be utilized in complex revision total knee arthroplasties when appropriately indicated, but their outcome data is very difficult to interpret due to the strict and varied indications for use and subsequently small number of procedures performed.

It is very difficult to interpret the negative result in the intervention subgroup.

3) The signal/noise ratio calculation: This is very difficult to interpret in its current form.

I noticed very well when he slept, he dozed a lot, he cried too, but sometimes he was also half asleep, he smiled only after a long time and it was very difficult to interpret his signals: Is he hungry?

Scans are expensive, and we don't do this for fun: we do it because it's very difficult to interpret the results of any individual person's scan.

Once you lose that, it can be very difficult to interpret things in a natural, human way as you're not really part of a natural, human world any more.

Thus, it may be very difficult to interpret the intentions that underlie the seemingly strategic behaviour of complex organizations, making interactions with these bodies less predictable and, in some spheres, such as international conflict, consequently more dangerous.

Former local authority governor services manager, chair of governors of two primary schools and parent, Warrington It's very difficult to interpret it in any way other than: I may have responsibility over the education system, but it isn't good enough for my children.