Examples of using Difficult to interpret in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
These values alone are difficult to interpret, because the probe is not calibrated,
Some scans may be difficult to interpret due to image noise,
The same prophecies then were very difficult to interpret, due to the apparent contradictions that reigned in them.
probably dating back to the Neolithic age, but difficult to interpret and date.
In the land use planning group the situation is difficult to interpret, especially for the variables not already included in the two previous groups.
which are certainly too rigid and often difficult to interpret, should be revised
However, positive skin scratch/prick test results are difficult to interpret in people with atopic dermatitis
Member States argued that the text had grown too complicated and difficult to interpret and that those proposals did not address the underlying problems sufficiently.
This behaviour is therefore more difficult to interpret by man in comparison with the movement of a dog's tail through which it generally expresses a positive state of mind.
This information might be difficult to interpret due to lack of time, knowledge etc.
This led us to understand the world more difficult to interpret in the field of promotion
which still seems to us obscure and difficult to interpret, even for insiders.
Medical technology has evolved to allow the extraction of crucial information from images that may have been more difficult to interpret using traditional methods.
extremely difficult to interpret and probably impossible to enforce.
general reference in the context of state aids to certain regional development problems is superfluous and difficult to interpret.
the findings may be difficult to interpret.
was more difficult to interpret.
Social Committee recognises that the current block-exemption regulations are too rigid and often difficult to interpret.
which may be difficult to interpret.
Why Jacquemus chose to present his collection in such a stunning location wasn't difficult to interpret.