Sentence examples for it is to interpret from inspiring English sources
However, the more sensitive the measure, the more difficult it is to interpret its clinical significance [ 39].
And courts, whose job it is to interpret law, have long known this and still accepted — even encouraged — Title II regulation.
Many signals were obviously being sent but nobody whose job it is to interpret signals could interpret them.
Specifically, our focus is how the TOL has been reconceptualized in light of the fact that the more molecular data is analysed, the more difficult it is to interpret straightforwardly the evolutionary histories of those molecules.
The shorter the time span between the exposure assessment (i.e., alcohol consumption) and outcome assessments (i.e., dementia), the more difficult it is to interpret whether estimated statistical associations are causal or reflect reverse causation.
The idea here is that the closer a correct prediction is to the top of the output list, the easier and more efficient it is to interpret and test predictions experimentally.
The more efficiently organized your journal is, the easier it will be to interpret your results.
"What has amazed me is how open it is to being interpreted, to being played with.
Under such circumstances it is possible to interpret the component planes to provide chemical insight.
