Examples of using Difficult to interpret in English and their translations into French
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
can therefore be more difficult to interpret.
Normally, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation(CMHC) excludes these households from its affordability studies since it is difficult to interpret the financial circumstances of these households.
The Group has also investigated cases that are more difficult to interpret because the recipients of the military assistance,
Many studies used Halowax mixtures and this can make the results difficult to interpret due to possible toxicological interactions
CPUE data are difficult to interpret because there are uncertainties,
the Chinese chronicles relating to Japan are difficult to interpret.
making it very difficult to interpret or classify the data values.
were difficult to interpret.
which makes it difficult to interpret historical data.
that diagrams were too small and difficult to interpret, and that they did not understand the acronyms used on the labels e.g., UAS.
Subsequent investigation showed that the criticality clearance certificate was difficult to interpret, and the related criticality assessment was inadequate to allow full understanding of the safety requirements.
that may be difficult to interpret even to those dealing with the matter on a regular basis, are fully understood and applied.
since age-related cognitive changes make it difficult to interpret multiple sources of information Finucane,
This change in post-deployment experience is difficult to interpret, given that the operational realities of overseas deployments changed substantially between the two survey years.
of penalties for discrimination made existing provisions difficult to interpret at the local level.
In the study, Prof. Dimmel established that article 9 was particularly difficult to interpret insofar as it uses abstract or vague legal terms,
it is already clear that the situation that prompted the Security Council to establish the Commission in 1995 has become much more complex and difficult to interpret.
the immediate transformation of a biometric into an encrypted binary template rendered the biometric difficult to interpret by other parties
may therefore be difficult to interpret if a substitution occurs between the components explicitly
pigment remains difficult to interpret.