For example, a single isoform may arise from multiple ASEs, which makes interpretation of the expression pattern of such a transcript very difficult to interpret.
Scans are expensive, and we don't do this for fun: we do it because it's very difficult to interpret the results of any individual person's scan.
Once you lose that, it can be very difficult to interpret things in a natural, human way as you're not really part of a natural, human world any more.
Thus, it may be very difficult to interpret the intentions that underlie the seemingly strategic behaviour of complex organizations, making interactions with these bodies less predictable and, in some spheres, such as international conflict, consequently more dangerous.
"It is very difficult to interpret their behavior based on our own 20th-century standards," Alain Behr, a defense lawyer who represented two of the accused clan chiefs, explained by telephone from Nancy.
Former local authority governor services manager, chair of governors of two primary schools and parent, Warrington It's very difficult to interpret it in any way other than: I may have responsibility over the education system, but it isn't good enough for my children.
At the very least, it means that the autumn's economic dats will be very difficult to interpret; will they be pointing to an economic double dip or simply to a flu effect?I can recall some research notes appearing when swine flu first emerged; mostly, they took their lead from the short-lived imnpact of SARS in Hong Kong.
But the problem with such single-trial readings is that they are very difficult to interpret, because of the background noise produced both by the brain and by the EEG equipment.This noise can be filtered out by averaging hundreds of recorded brain waves.
"Most of the signals are very difficult to interpret.
However, raw EEG signal is very difficult to interpret correctly.
Thus, biologists are finding these contradictions very difficult to interpret.
