Sentence examples for makes their interpretation from inspiring English sources

Possible surface roughness of analysed samples can deteriorate the RBS spectra and makes their interpretation more difficult and ambiguous.

As noted by Holden, these approaches do not clearly delineate benefit and risk which makes their interpretation more complicated than the traditional benefit-risk ratio [ 14].

25 Fifth, the design of physical activity interventions makes their interpretation problematic; even more so when applied to public health policy.

Unfortunately the multidimensionality and at least partial non-linearity of the data, (i) limits the value of both intuition/experience of the nephrologists and standard statistical procedures and (ii) makes their interpretation and practical use in clinical wards difficult [ 27].

In both groups some changes are found to segregate in putative HNPCC families, while others occur in single endometrial cancer (EC) or colorectal cancer (CRC) patients, which impedes segregation analysis and makes their interpretation impossible.

The Deh Gheybi sections (a) and (b) include loess-like sediments and fluvial deposits that make their interpretation difficult.

In addition, there are in total 244 such linear regression equations in the set of 10 model trees, making their interpretation very difficult in practice.

The complex structure of the light curves of Swift GRBs (e.g. superimposed flares and shallow decay) has made their interpretation and that of the blast wave caused by the burst, more difficult than in the pre-Swift era.

One drawback of SVMs for classification, as opposed to other statistical classifiers like discriminant function analysis, is that their decision functions use complex combinations of information that can make their interpretation difficult.

These factors affect the results of in vitro studies, making their interpretation difficult.

Nevertheless, many genomic imbalances are novel or extremely rare, making their interpretation problematic and uncertain.