Sentence examples similar to presenting interpretative difficulties from inspiring English sources

The Consolation of Philosophy presents interpretative difficulties of a different order from the logical works or the theological treatises.

Although these inflammatory changes often have a different distribution that residual tumour [ 9], they can pose interpretative difficulties, particularly for less experienced PET readers.

There is an active access and education programme, hosting visits from students, workshops with artists, presenting interpretative information and offering some work experience placements within the gallery.

A transcendental phenomenological [ 25] methodology was used to describe experiences through the eyes of participants, rather than presenting interpretative representations.

While not strictly a contradiction, this constellation of views does present a serious interpretative difficulty.

Most physicists bypass these philosophical resolutions of the interpretative difficulties of QM, and revert instead to some version of the Bohr interpretation or the early Heisenberg's positivistic, anti-metaphysical approach.

The Tractatus is notorious for its interpretative difficulties.

In alternative terms: if Paul is read consistently and rigorously 'backward', and never 'forward', a quagmire of interpretative difficulties can be negotiated, but not otherwise.

The frequent leakage did not cause interpretative difficulties.

Leakage of contrast medium did not cause interpretative difficulties.

By designing a checklist which was largely "yes or no" in available responses, we tried to minimise subjective interpretative difficulties.