Sentence examples for looks difficult to interpret from inspiring English sources

In view of this, it looks difficult to interpret the spectral variations induced by some uncontrolled and time-dependent experimental parameters from the conventional one-dimensional (1D) stacking of the spectra straightforwardly.

Burress can be difficult to interpret; an uninterested look often masks an easy manner.

Immunoinformatic approaches look promising to unfold this potential, although still unstable and difficult to interpret.

For example, a multivariate global test across all the components could be used to look for simultaneous demonstrated benefit; but readers may find it difficult to interpret such a result [ 16, 17].

In this setting ultrasound images are difficult to interpret, and may provide false reassurance to novice sonographers simply counting B lines or looking for hepatization.

A hanging chad on a paper ballot may be difficult to interpret, as election officials learned in Florida three years ago, but at least there was something to look at.

Response rates are difficult to interpret in phase I studies where they can be only considered as complementary observational data looking for hints of activity.

"The scenes are extremely difficult to interpret.

This statement is difficult to interpret.

"It's always difficult to interpret the incidence rate".

The polling data is a bit difficult to interpret.