Detection of possible pathogens was so common as to make interpretation challenging.
However, confounding factors, for example, individuals receiving blood generally being sicker than those who do not, make their interpretation challenging.
Confounding factors, for example individuals receiving blood generally being sicker than those who do not, can make their interpretation challenging.
However, electric fields are more complex and noisier than magnetics making interpretation more challenging.
This variation complicates analysis and can lead to high levels of noise, making data interpretation challenging.
In particular, tumour conspicuity was enhanced in two cases where image degradation by motion artefacts made data interpretation challenging to conventional analysis.
Electrocardiographic changes are more often equivocal in the elderly, because of, eg, pre-existing bundle branch block or residual ST-elevation from previous infarcts wall, and make electrocardiographic interpretation challenging.
However, even though 62 of these patients presented with advanced disease (Stage III IV), they did not receive adjuvant treatment and the tumour resection status (R0- vs R1/R2-resection) was not reported that makes interpretation of these findings challenging.
Understanding clinical trial data in the development of antibiotics to S. aureus is complicated by heterogeneous clinical outcomes (that is, length of hospitalization, mortality, treatment response), which makes interpretation of drug efficacy challenging.
Hence, the likelihood of recall bias and information bias are likely to be high and would make any form of interpretation challenging.
