Examples of using Difficult to interpret in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Working Group did note, however, that it is very difficult to interpret time series of CPUE data.
Nevertheless, data reported by Member States are very sketchy and often difficult to interpret, owing to the following issues.
it will be very difficult to interpret status of these stocks using these data.
making it difficult to interpret.
the data accumulated throughout these subsequent searches may be difficult to interpret, lead to an incorrect conclusion,
often difficult to interpret, iPediatric offers a powerful decision tool that guides parents
pigment remains difficult to interpret.
Data from newly reporting facilities, therefore, are difficult to interpret, as they can represent actual changes in releases and transfers,
This information is difficult to interpret since INAM has also increased its coverage
The indices of change in abundance are difficult to interpret with any confidence, but the Panel of Experts selected by FAO to examine this proposal,
while relatively difficult to interpret, appeared to state that domestic legislation prevailed over international instruments where a conflict arose.
Low level positive samples can be difficult to interpret, especially in non-AIDS patients,
It nevertheless indicates that the GDI is rather difficult to interpret, and consideration might be given to a simpler measure of gender-specific development, such as the calculation and comparison of separate HDIs for men and women.
CPUE data are difficult to interpret because there are uncertainties, not only with regard to the operational strategies,
The fragmentation pattern can be difficult to interpret, but, in the case of branched chain alkanes,
All such experiments are difficult to interpret, and are never able to scale all the parameters needed to properly simulate the Earth's magnetosphere,
it is very difficult to interpret in light of true bacterial kill potential.
resulting in blank cells which are difficult to interpret.
terms of primary rules, the fact remained that the meaning of“sic utere tuo…” was very difficult to interpret in positive international law.
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