Sentence examples for difficulties in discerning from inspiring English sources

Different definitions can be responsible for the difficulties in discerning its real epidemiology and prognosis implications.

Sampling methods, although not necessarily a limiting factor in identifying the wide range of these viruses circulating in nature, pose difficulties in discerning the usefulness of a report and comparing fluctuations in subtype virus prevalence between years or areas.

Difficulties in discerning whether the ability of orientation/sense of location is impaired due to cognitive aspects or if it is within the range of normality, also affect the results.

Precluding factors in this procedure can include the material used to close the sella, the haemostatic agents left in the cavity, and the difficulties in discerning blood from the tumour remnants and discerning the re-expanded pituitary gland from the tumour tissue [ 5].

There is a particular difficulty in discerning whether this book is good, not because the text qua text is somehow elusive or inscrutable but because one struggles to read it without sweeping for psychological clues.

Based on his inaccurate reporting of the events leading up to the Palin interview, Mr. Coll draws broad conclusions about our difficulty in discerning the line between "news" and "entertainment".

Night blindness, restricted field of vision, difficulty in discerning colours and difficulty in light adaptation were the prominent symptoms in retinitis pigmentosa [40] and difficulty with central vision was the prominent symptom in macular dystrophies.

Espinosa and Paz-y-Mi o-C examined the difficulty in discerning phylogenetic relations among unicellular eukaryotes, which evolution entails vertical inheritance of the genome combined with persistent horizontal gene transfer (HGT) across taxa (Paz-y-Mi o-C and EsPaz-y-Mi o-C.

This is due to difficulty in discerning where to place the ROI on the image, as children have relatively little fat between thoracic structures hence a very bland mediastinum (Fig. 2).

Balaam's moral failure was effected by his avoiding reflecting on his actions, by a pervasive asymmetry in how we view ourselves and how we view others due to native self-partiality that can only be corrected by reflection, and by a difficulty in discerning the exact degree to which we are obliged to act morally.

Washington's difficulty in discerning Howe's motives was due to the presence of a British army moving south from Quebec toward Fort Ticonderoga under the command of General John Burgoyne.