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We find that the single-measurement precision is 0.3 0.5 Wm− 2sr− 1 μm− 1 (15–25% of typical peak values), better than current measurements from space but still difficult to interpret on a single-sounding basis.

There, average annual precipitation is around 300 mm, but long-term trends are still difficult to interpret from the discontinuous record (Fig. 7c).

At full speed, the footage is still difficult to interpret, but slowed down, the marshal, situated shortly before the bridge, with the green flag is now clearly visible.

Although our finding that an increased inflammatory gene expression is more likely to be a state than a trait phenomenon, the causality and time sequence of these associations are still difficult to interpret.

Furthermore, even if one were to control for all of this, it is still difficult to interpret differences in migration policies resulting from a cross-sectional analysis as being exogenous and, consequently, to interpret a correlation with the relative schooling outcomes of migrants as being causal.

The findings are still difficult to interpret because none of them can be immediately related to other reports on solid tumors.

Such results are however difficult to interpret.

However, it is still extremely difficult to interpret the underlying cellular and circuit level generators of these 'macro-scale' signals without simultaneous invasive recordings.

But they can still be difficult to interpret while trying to keep your eye on the road.

There are exceptions to this, but even within this review the variability and high heterogeneity mean the results may still be difficult to interpret.

The overall net benefit considered in the present paper does satisfy the first two properties, while it may still be difficult to interpret.