Sentence examples for problem in the interpretation of from inspiring English sources

But different experts have different opinions and this is a problem in the interpretation of remotely sensed data as much as in other areas of endeavour.

There is a general problem in the interpretation of Bayle that has been acknowledged (and even insisted upon both by critics and admirers) in the literature from his own time to the present.

Our results strongly suggest that there is a general problem in the interpretation of guilt-by-association analyses.

One problem in the interpretation of our results is that the detected enhancement of 3'UTR mediated regulation by seeds in coding region is just a correlation and therefore potentially the by-product of much more specific relationships between miRNA binding sites in coding regions and other known or unknown 3'UTR features.

This underlines a problem in the interpretation of polymerization rate data.

Data collected retrospectively are inevitably incomplete, posing a complex problem in the interpretation of results [ 23, 24].

These results help draw a more accurate boundary between the problems in the interpretation of line drawings that are polynomially solvable and those that are NP-complete.

However, inappropriately optimized experiments can often lead to problems in the interpretation of data, leading to unreliable kinetic constants and binding models.

Herein, we describe major problems in the interpretation of the primary measure of effectiveness proposed for these trials, namely the ratio of HIV incidence in the experimental agent group to that in the active-control group.

However, interestingly, reference to Fig. 11 reveals that in both Insugen (I) and Intergen (II) GlnB4 and ValB12 presented problems in the interpretation of their electron densities.

They focus on studies using (in their view) rigorous evaluation methods (i.e., primarily relatively compelling non-experimental research designs along with some experiments) so as to minimize identification problems in the interpretation of estimates.