Sentence examples for laborious to interpret from inspiring English sources
Genome sequencing data, proteomics data and microarray data are increasingly accessible, but difficult and laborious to interpret.
G. H. Willett: Hard to interpret?
It's hard to interpret that precisely.
The experiments of Lamarckism, by contrast, often involving behavioural or anatomical manipulations on laboratory animals, were long, laborious and difficult to interpret conclusively, as in the famous case of Paul Kammerer's midwife toads [ 45].
The staining of degenerated axons and of the terminals that form synapses with other neurons is also possible through the use of silver impregnation, but the techniques are laborious and results sometimes difficult to interpret.
However, this method requires large amounts of DNA samples, as well as being laborious, time-consuming, and sometimes difficult to interpret.
We want you to interpret".
To interpret the mortality statistics?
One hesitates to try to interpret this.
