Sentence examples for uninterpretable data from inspiring English sources
ClinicalTrials.gov notes that there are some "limitations of the study, such as early termination leading to small numbers of participants analysed and technical problems with measurement leading to unreliable or uninterpretable data".
Our results demonstrate that the use of γ-FBS not only suffers from the lack of any evidentiary support that can justify its use as a feeder for the growth of NB in culture but its use is in itself problematic in that it predisposes the carry-over into the NB scaffold of organic components of different species (human tissue and bovine serum constituents) resulting in largely uninterpretable data.
Infrared spectrometry likewise produced conflicting or uninterpretable data.
Third a few questionnaire items used technical terms that were not widely understood and yielded uninterpretable data.
The weak evidence in this review for impact of screening and monitoring interventions on stillbirth incidence is due at least in part to limitations in study designs that result in uninterpretable data.
Other major problems were change in the definition of the composite outcome between the abstract, methods, and results sections (13 trials); missing, ambiguous, or uninterpretable data (9 trials); and post hoc construction of composite outcomes (4 trials).
Inspired by the observation of hybrid lineage, it seems reasonable to put those uninterpretable experimental data together with the fate patterns of [ 32] (i.e., ST) as the simulation targets for validation.
But the company revealed late Wednesday that the F.D.A. had found the company's pain data uninterpretable and not adequate for approval of the drug.
Hence, lack of staff adherence may explain the uninterpretable or incomplete data at baseline.
Astute observers of the time considered the 1918 protection data uninterpretable (8 ).
Insufficient or inappropriate sampling of beta cells could introduce unwanted variability and bias, rendering the subsequent data uninterpretable.
