Sentence examples for it was difficult to interpret from inspiring English sources

Although the authors found three factors in factor analysis of the Japanese version, they recognised that "it was difficult to interpret the meaning of each factor on the basis of the wording of the questions alone".

Analysts said it was difficult to interpret Latin America's recognition of a Palestinian state along strictly ideological lines, or even according to how countries viewed the United States.

If it was difficult to interpret a remark made over the phone as an order, it was more difficult to believe that Eichmann had been in a position to give orders to Army generals.

I scrambled back on a week later, but it was difficult to interpret my return to the welfare rolls as an uplifting personal success.

Even so, it was difficult to interpret neural activity for just a few neurons and over a short period of time.

Since diuretics were usually used to treat oliguria, it was difficult to interpret the exact relationship between furosemide and postoperative AKI, whether the furosemide was either risk factor, or simply risk marker.

"It's difficult to interpret things right now".

It is difficult to interpret polling data about people's feelings.

Sometimes it's difficult to interpret and sometimes silly, as self-consciousness and embarrassment threaten to take over.

It is difficult to interpret such acts as interactions.

It's difficult to interpret exactly what that development might mean.