Sentence examples for more difficult interpretation from inspiring English sources

At low dimensions the results can be easily interpreted as connected components and holes in the simplicial complex, but higher-order cavities can be of more difficult interpretation.

Especially cases with discordant clinical, EEG and imaging data may not be selected for elective surgery and therefore represent either more difficult interpretation or very small or absent SISCOM clusters.

The finding of hypomethylated and repressed genes is of more difficult interpretation, however one could hypothesize that, in certain genes, the regulation of transcription is independent from promoter methylation or that DNA methylation might affect transcription by different epigenetic mechanisms [ 40].

As it can be noticed, due to the lack of standardized procedures and test protocols, similar types of test have been conducted and reported in different ways, adding a further variable that makes even more difficult the interpretation and comparison of data from different sources.

In addition, the biological interpretation of the empirically derived prognostic signature is more difficult than the interpretation of metagenes.

More difficult is the interpretation of sequence differences between orthologous genes.

RDT results presenting faint lines and/or requiring differentiation of HIV-1 from HIV-2 results were selected to present more difficult results for interpretation.

This will obviously influence the MRIs of that joint, often rendering their interpretation more difficult – for example, in defining the edge of the graft to assess the degree of overgrowth or incorporation.

Such examples reveal certain parallels between compound nominal interpretation and anaphora resolution: At least in the more difficult cases, N N interpretation depends on previously seen material, and on having understood crucial aspects of that previous material (in the current example, the concepts of wearing a rabbit suit, being a breeder of rabbits, or being a rabbit-like creature).

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

However, the small size of a child's head and immaturity of the brain make EEG interpretation more difficult in children than in adults.