Examples of using Difficult to interpret in English and their translations into Swedish
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Some scans may be difficult to interpret due to image noise,
The global financial scenario is difficult to interpret but the highly negative growth forecasts for 2012 were revised in a slightly more positive direction in the first quarter.
Some scans may be difficult to interpret due to image noise,
The new information received recently is to some extent difficult to interpret, but on the whole indicates that growth will be slightly weaker this year than anticipated.
At the moment different systems coexist, which makes it difficult to interpret the quality of the services actually on offer.
They have proven to be difficult to interpret and implement, and for some housing associations, the application may be fatal.
Negative attitudes also addressed the revisionto be unclear, and difficult to interpret, and that changes are in contrast to existing standards.
At the same time, it is difficult to interpret the development over time for the Agency's performance in the area of cultural heritage.
This means that measures of underlying inflation are difficult to interpret and that the uncertainty over the initial situation is greater than normal.
Moreover, results are difficult to interpret as they are strongly influenced by external factors,
as the picture of inflation prospects is comparatively difficult to interpret, there are reasons for proceeding relatively cautiously.
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.
It is usually very difficult to interpret the extremely complex results
It should be emphasized that the factors in the theories in many cases are vague and difficult to interpret, which led us to make our own interpretations in those cases.
In general, short-run movements in money may be difficult to interpret and may stem from a number of temporary factors which do not necessarily have implications for future price developments.
though the statistics are difficult to interpret.
Elsewhere in Europe, the picture is difficult to interpret, with low prevalence levels overall
It is difficult to interpret the Paradiseˆ classification of living beings to the mortalˆ mindˆ,
they all think that the knowledge requirements in the syllabus for the different grade levels are difficult to interpret.
Yahweh is a difficult name to pronounce, and you also find it difficult to interpret. You maintain that God is a verb.