Sentence examples for be difficult to recognise from inspiring English sources

Mitoses may be difficult to recognise on pathological specimens.

Incidents could be difficult to recognise, and epidemics could place stress on the health system.

Because of the rarity of STS, specific associations with other cancer types may be difficult to recognise.

There are several problems in relying upon mitotic index as an indicator of likely tumour growth rate: Mitoses may be difficult to recognise on pathological specimens.

Due to its variable clinical course, syphilis might be difficult to recognise at an early stage among women in a low-prevalence population.

11 12 However, irrespective of coding systems, it may be difficult to recognise and translate complex conditions, such as sepsis, into a single code.

"It was difficult to recognise the team.

You have no idea how much that pleases me, especially when their reasons for responding to it are difficult to recognise.

"The difficulty is that many ex-Séléka have taken off their fatigues and dressed as civilians … it's difficult to recognise these individuals," he said.

The prescription of AD in bipolar depression appears to be another largely underestimated problem in the clinical practice and is difficult to recognise by means of traditional epidemiological methods (lay interview and structured diagnostic tools).

A large proportion, 70% of respondents, said it was difficult to recognise whether someone who was on video had a disability, while 74% believed that those who had no legal representation were disadvantaged by appearing on video.