Sentence examples for complicate recognition from inspiring English sources

Symptoms of inhalational botulism, with choking, dysphagia, and dysarthria dominating the clinical picture, may differ from those associated with ingestion of toxin and complicate recognition of the disease.

Individual reads can have errors and polymorphisms that complicate recognition of overlaps, and individual transcripts (in non-normalised data) can have several orders of magnitude variation in abundance, and thus in effective coverage.

A hindrance experienced was that the nurses seldom met the fathers regularly during the postnatal period, which complicated recognition of those with problems.

Moreover, we do not know exactly what happens in children, because depression in children has specific clinical symptoms that complicate its recognition and diagnosis, so that studies might have underreported or misdiagnosed it.

These characteristics complicate visual recognition and correlation.

This cultural diversity is not always focused on in the patient- doctor encounter which can increase communication problems and complicate the recognition of mental illness [ 32].

The recent proliferation and complexity of electromagnetic signals encountered in modern environments is greatly complicating the recognition of radar emitter signals[1].

This phenomenon complicates the recognition of invasion by many papillary carcinomas and has given rise to controversy about the nature of the lesion classically known as "intracystic papillary carcinoma".

However, increased mobility of people and complexity of food production, processing and distribution systems have complicated the recognition and investigation of outbreaks [ 4].

In the current study also a high placebo effect could be observed in each parameter (around 60%), which complicates the recognition of clear effects.

Additionally, elderly patients present with atypical presentations and with less symptoms than younger patients, complicating the recognition of NHAP [ 2, 17– 17].