Sentence examples for made interpretation difficult from inspiring English sources
The pup mortality NOAEL was lower than that determined in a range-finding study for the DNT and other reproduction studies, and was highly influenced by a single total litter loss in the middle dose group, which made interpretation difficult.
Secondly, loss of Hedgehog function in the developing dorsal CNS creates severe phenotypes which have made interpretation difficult when superimposing other genotypes, and the gain of Hh function phenotype we define here has enabled the consequences of concomitant loss of Notch function to be readily assessed.
Many had short exposure durations that likely reduced the magnitude of the effects observed and made interpretation difficult.
16 Similar reductions were seen in daytime ambulatory systolic BP monitor (ABPM) but the small number of studies with such data included in the previous analysis made interpretation difficult.
As part of the study, Lapid et al. trialed a standard and an experimental educational intervention, finding that both improved MacCAT ability scores, though ceiling effects made interpretation difficult.
Haidet and colleagues [ 13] did not find a significant difference in knowledge outcomes between TBL and lectures; another group found improved examination scores in the TBL group but the use of historical controls made interpretation difficult [ 17].
This past year, my teacher was a "literary conspiracy theorist," convinced that details in novels were deliberately obscured "clues" planted by the author to make interpretation difficult.
Highly correlated parameter estimates are often encountered in experimental investigations, making interpretation difficult.
After this date, the level of predation varied weekly, making interpretation difficult.
A second factor that probably had a negative influence on our results could be the lack of sufficient stool and fluid tagging and poor patient compliance that could make interpretation difficult in some cases.
All specimens discovered until 1967 were in coarse-grained sandstone that prevented preservation of fine details, making interpretation difficult.
