Sentence examples for unclear interpretations from inspiring English sources

However, their approaches often ignore the project-specific assumptions and may lead to unclear interpretations of the actual situations.

The new data are compared to and brought into agreement with the large number of prior measurements and often unclear interpretations.

By incorporating the hinge geometry and fatigue behavior into the design process, unclear interpretation issues that would be encountered during any later manufacturing stage of a compliant mechanism design are removed.

It also assumes that the complex contains one example of each protein: more than one could generate a mixed FR value with an unclear interpretation.

In almost all (89 %) of the 86 analyses that used statistical tests to detect structural host specificity (omitting network analyses because of their often unclear interpretation) authors rejected the null hypothesis of host neutrality (Table  1).

Studies of health providers' satisfaction and perception of the utility of clinical lab reports identified several areas for improvement with respect to the content, use of ambiguous terminology, complexity of results, unclear interpretation of results, and lack of follow-up recommendations [ 30, 52– 52].

Finite Element Methods exhibit some shortcomings for solving non-uniform stress problems, such as an unclear physical interpretation, complicated operation, and large number of computations.

Given the difficulties, it is unclear that interpretation could secure completeness, understood as power to resolve all possible disputes (which is often understood to be interpretation's further, perhaps basic objective; see Raz 1994; Finnis 1987; see also Leiter 2007, who claims that the thesis that there is a right answer to all legal questions is at the core of Dworkin's project).