Sentence examples for problem for the interpretation from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, range contractions in some still-extant Malagasy primates have been extensive since the Pleistocene [32], [47], [48], presenting a problem for the interpretation sister species that appear to diverge in niche characteristics today.

Another emerging problem for the interpretation of lateral gene transfer is the observation of genes demonstrating punctate distributions.

A problem for the interpretation of these results is that the statistical significance is very much dependent on numbers of observations.

We can fully exclude this being a problem for the interpretation of our experiments for the following reason: We are not monitoring the plasmids themselves, but the auxotrophic phenotype of the cells.

The main problem for the interpretation of the results of such an experiment is whether it is acceptable to consider the variation within condition as measurement error or not.

This type of bias could cause a problem for the interpretation of our results, since Ridout et al. (2010) find that the fraction of unstructured sites correlates with evolutionary rate.

Overall we do not think that these present major problems for the interpretation of our data because as mentioned previously the results hold true for a range of cell types using different displacement thresholds and because we have based most of our conclusions on results obtained after 5 hours of migration.

The inserts create a variety of problems for the interpretation of paired-end sequencing data.

The inserts create a variety of problems for the interpretation of paired-end sequencing as currently performed.

Requiring confirmation of a highly reliable test by one that is less reliable poses problems for the interpretation of any discrepancy between the two values.

The main problem for this interpretation is that, after having laid out his criticisms of the theory, Parmenides says that it should be possible for a "very gifted man" to defend the existence of the forms, and thereby explain the possibility of dialectic, through a method of training that Parmenides himself goes on to instantiate in the second part of the dialogue.