Sentence examples for not difficult to interpret from inspiring English sources

The factor loading was not difficult to interpret as there was a semantic relationship between the items that contribute to it.

In [ 17], it was relatively straightforward to assess which individual would become the 'leader', because the policies generated were not difficult to interpret.

According to Pearce [ 19], Strömberg [ 12] and our own arguments, the POR should not be difficult to interpret once it is understood that the POR is an acceptable measure to estimate the IDR, which, in turn, also implies understanding what the quantities represented by the prevalent and non-prevalent cases stand for (akin to a density sampling case-control study [ 20, 33]).

Applying decorrelated indices to multistage dairy cattle breeding schemes including genomic selection in an optimisation approach taking into consideration the strong interaction between selection paths led to results that were not only difficult to interpret but also counter-intuitive or suboptimal.

The two-factor solution was not ideal and difficult to interpret.

Though "Anorexia No. 2" and "Bio-Not-Logical" are difficult to interpret "My Two Left Feet" is a winner because it is but two left slippers attempting a ballet position.

Clinical signs of raised ICP such as headache, vomiting and drowsiness are not specific and often difficult to interpret.

Although examining all aspects simultaneously in such a large population is not possible, it is difficult to interpret information about the dietary inadequacies of older adults without also considering the other factors.

7 11 13 Moreover, results of second line investigations in participants with a positive screening result are not available, making it difficult to interpret the real diagnostic power of baseline and exercise ECGs, as well as the important matter of false positive results.

However, the predictive models of most previous methods are not biologically interpretable, which makes it difficult to interpret biological features of drug-target interactions or compound-protein interactions.

Such a situation is not desirable as it becomes difficult to interpret the relationship between the measured matric suction and the water content of the specimen.