Sentence examples for difficulties identifying from inspiring English sources

A study published in June 2015 by the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (NCCP) suggested that across all categories of online threats, abuse and offensive behaviour, only 4% of complaints may result in prosecution, often because the incident does not constitute a criminal offence or, in more than 40% of cases, because of difficulties identifying perpetrators and obtaining evidence.

Such a situation causes difficulties identifying actual fraud, particularly as actors may unconsciously participate.

The complex heterogeneous clinical presentation, multifactorial triggering factors, and involvement of other disorders contribute to the difficulties identifying specific genetic variants for common migraine forms.

Both preservice and practicing teachers had difficulties identifying the underlying conceptual difficulties in students' alternative conceptions, for instance a view of evolution as intentional and purposeful.

Face processing is crucial to social interaction, but is impaired in schizophrenia patients, who experience delays in face recognition, difficulties identifying others, and misperceptions of affective content.

The pilot study (see page 21) is a means of anticipating these potential difficulties, identifying which questions may cause trouble and the nature and extent of clarifications they may require.

"If there is any sign of mental health difficulties identified then appropriate referrals are made.

OSCEs developed in response to the difficulties identified with traditional long case clinical examinations.

The final stage was to group codes into themes according to difficulties identified by participants.

The difficulties identified during the first focus group are shown in Table 3.

None of the difficulties identified are insurmountable, but they do require a multidisciplinary team approach.