Sentence examples for it very difficult to interpret from inspiring English sources
A remarkable number of different toxicology tests has been applied to NPs, often making it very difficult to interpret or to generalize the results.
In this effort, it has become evident that studies are performed and reported in quite different ways, making it very difficult to interpret and summarize their results and, particularly, to compare results from studies performed in different settings and countries or at different times.
The virological positivity rates varied a lot during this influenza season, making it very difficult to interpret.
The quality of evidence reported in many articles made it very difficult to interpret the results and hardened the data analysis.
However, this approach is not founded on a statistical test, rendering it very difficult to interpret and identify the actual edges of the network.
Studying alternative splicing has been very challenging due to the poor understanding of the mechanism of splicing regulation and the complexity of tissue status, which makes it very difficult to interpret data.
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.
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.
"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.
If you do choose to take one of these tests, remember that your results will indicate you might have an increased risk — and it is very difficult to interpret what that 'increased risk' actually means for an individual.
