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Definition of uninterpretable in English: uninterpretableadjectiveʌnɪnˈtəːprɪtəb(ə)lˌənənˈtərprədəb(ə)l Impossible to explain or understand in terms of meaning or significance. （意义）无法解释的；无法说明的 the sentence is uninterpretable Example sentencesExamples - 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.
- Rather, we have several massive and quite uninterpretable tables of figures reporting such things as ‘the average annual percentage change in coronary events over the last five years’ whatever that might mean.
- But varying more than one thing at a time in a scientific experiment usually makes the results uninterpretable.
- Both the laboratory and the human studies are essentially uninterpretable because of their lack of information on the risks of adverse events occurring in both new and reused devices.
- One of the results of relativism is the inability to discuss place as anything other than an uninterpretable given.
- In our data, the fluctuations in dysrythmias and ill-defined descriptions and complications of heart disease are uninterpretable, and AIHD is not traceable after 1980 without inclusion of the latter.
- Shift models are a perfect example of why performing simulations in the absence of theory can lead to entirely uninterpretable results.
- 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.
- Without this special knowledge, a statement that someone ‘spilled the beans' would be uninterpretable.
- But curiously, for me the hardest part of the project was after the excavation: finding a way of interpreting the seemingly uninterpretable.
- And so art became baffling and uninterpretable without acquaintance with arcane theory.
- You might think it looks more impressive that way, but it's just irritatingly illegible and uninterpretable.
- Selecting thresholds to maximise significance renders the claimed level of significance uninterpretable, and information is lost by grouping institutions into categories.
- For Lukacs, Dostoevsky was strictly speaking uninterpretable, an incomprehensible dead end within the modern world or a harbinger of something new that only ‘later artists will one day weave into a great unity’.
- Another review found only one study that met their entrance criteria, and that study had so many methodological difficulties that they found it uninterpretable.
- Because our quantitative analysis requires the comparison of behavior of many individual bacteria in different host cells, these sources of variability would make the results of such an experiment uninterpretable.
- Similarly with pits, ditches, banks, graves and all those amorphous uninterpretable semi-features that abound on sites.
- He sighed and then gave an uninterpretable smile, ‘And the cycle starts again.’
- 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.
- Those uninterpretable tablets, those tablets for which no hermeneutic was necessary, were shattered.
Synonyms abstruse, recondite, arcane, esoteric, recherché, occult
Definition of uninterpretable in US English: uninterpretableadjectiveˌənənˈtərprədəb(ə)l Impossible to explain or understand in terms of meaning or significance. （意义）无法解释的；无法说明的 the sentence is uninterpretable Example sentencesExamples - 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.
- You might think it looks more impressive that way, but it's just irritatingly illegible and uninterpretable.
- Selecting thresholds to maximise significance renders the claimed level of significance uninterpretable, and information is lost by grouping institutions into categories.
- 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.
- And so art became baffling and uninterpretable without acquaintance with arcane theory.
- But curiously, for me the hardest part of the project was after the excavation: finding a way of interpreting the seemingly uninterpretable.
- Both the laboratory and the human studies are essentially uninterpretable because of their lack of information on the risks of adverse events occurring in both new and reused devices.
- One of the results of relativism is the inability to discuss place as anything other than an uninterpretable given.
- Another review found only one study that met their entrance criteria, and that study had so many methodological difficulties that they found it uninterpretable.
- In our data, the fluctuations in dysrythmias and ill-defined descriptions and complications of heart disease are uninterpretable, and AIHD is not traceable after 1980 without inclusion of the latter.
- He sighed and then gave an uninterpretable smile, ‘And the cycle starts again.’
- Similarly with pits, ditches, banks, graves and all those amorphous uninterpretable semi-features that abound on sites.
- Those uninterpretable tablets, those tablets for which no hermeneutic was necessary, were shattered.
- Because our quantitative analysis requires the comparison of behavior of many individual bacteria in different host cells, these sources of variability would make the results of such an experiment uninterpretable.
- Without this special knowledge, a statement that someone ‘spilled the beans' would be uninterpretable.
- For Lukacs, Dostoevsky was strictly speaking uninterpretable, an incomprehensible dead end within the modern world or a harbinger of something new that only ‘later artists will one day weave into a great unity’.
- Shift models are a perfect example of why performing simulations in the absence of theory can lead to entirely uninterpretable results.
- 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.
- Rather, we have several massive and quite uninterpretable tables of figures reporting such things as ‘the average annual percentage change in coronary events over the last five years’ whatever that might mean.
- But varying more than one thing at a time in a scientific experiment usually makes the results uninterpretable.
Synonyms abstruse, recondite, arcane, esoteric, recherché, occult
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