| And so art became baffling and uninterpretable without acquaintance with arcane theory. |
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| You might think it looks more impressive that way, but it's just irritatingly illegible and uninterpretable. |
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| Similarly with pits, ditches, banks, graves and all those amorphous uninterpretable semi-features that abound on sites. |
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| Those uninterpretable tablets, those tablets for which no hermeneutic was necessary, were shattered. |
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| I do not wish to suggest that it is uninterpretable, but only that any interpretation must be seen as something other than the final one. |
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| But varying more than one thing at a time in a scientific experiment usually makes the results uninterpretable. |
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| One of the results of relativism is the inability to discuss place as anything other than an uninterpretable given. |
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| Shift models are a perfect example of why performing simulations in the absence of theory can lead to entirely uninterpretable results. |
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| Until the 1960s, scientists ignored fossil evidence for the evolution of life, because it was uninterpretable. |
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| Lacan translated this uninterpretable as the incompatibility of desire and speech, or again as that of jouissance which is opaque to meaning. |
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| We can get intelligence from so-called uninterpretable mixtures, and we provide intelligence to the police with names they can check. |
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| The plausibility of selection differences in research with non-equivalent groups usually renders the design uninterpretable. |
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| Should the toxic power of the total mixtures of contaminants be uninterpretable, a fracturing of the total extract will be performed. |
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| Selecting thresholds to maximise significance renders the claimed level of significance uninterpretable, and information is lost by grouping institutions into categories. |
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| Another review found only one study that met their entrance criteria, and that study had so many methodological difficulties that they found it uninterpretable. |
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| However, in our hands this method of measuring UV-induced inflammation was not reproducible, and our standard errors were so large as to render the data uninterpretable. |
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| Scores above 1 are an indication that all other results are uninterpretable or random choices, and the user is encouraged to disregard all of the findings for that subject. |
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| The result is an uninterpretable talk and demoralization to the scientists who attended to learn what the abstract had promised. |
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| By enforcing uninterpretable standards of exchange, a video record has the effect of a mandatory sentence. |
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| Currently, laboratory assessment of T-cell functions as expressions of immune responses is not applicable to clinical use because the results may be uninterpretable and non-reproducible. |
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| Lot may have a problem that could cause an increased susceptibility for lysis of red cells from normal subjects. Yields uninterpretable results and causing the test results to not be generated. |
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| The test is uninterpretable if pain prevents the patient from resisting. |
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| Assia's suicide is merely reported by him as an uninterpretable fact. |
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| Over-interpretation, even I have delved into it myself, can't dissipate the strangeness and setup of an autonomous body that is ultimately uninterpretable. |
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| Uninterpretable levels can result in large amounts of wasted laboratory resources. |
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