Sentence examples similar to diagnose the difficulty from inspiring English sources

• I don't think you accurately diagnose the difficulties many of your readers have with the arts critiques that appear in The New York Times.

They then proceeded progressively to more challenging work in a predictable routine: posing a new problem, diagnosing the difficulties, providing leading questions and hints until a solution was reached, and then moving on to a more difficult problem.

It is possible that the low incidence of neuroblastoma in Mexican children is due to the difficulty in diagnosing the cases with the best prognosis, some of which could have had spontaneous regression.

The source of small-bowel stricture is often difficult to diagnose due to the difficulty of placing an endoscope into the small bowel.

But Patil says the difficulty lies in diagnosing the condition.

She called in a tree surgeon, a young man who diagnosed the situation immediately but had difficulty in telling her about it.

In this group, half were diagnosed with AHF, highlighting the difficulty of diagnosing superimposed bacterial infection in patients presenting with AHF.

In general, we have a lot of difficulties in diagnosing the severe patients.

There are several difficulties in diagnosing the presence and severity of inhalation injuries.

This mortality is directly related to difficulties in diagnosing the disease at an early stage when surgical cure is possible.

The control efforts could be inadequate because of challenges associated with difficulties in diagnosing the disease in children.