Sentence examples for difficulties to identify such from inspiring English sources
Less identification of depression among young adults is more plausible, reaching GPs' difficulties to identify such state among young adults [ 42, 43].
The difficulty is to identify such a protein family because most genes in plants exist in only one or two copies per genome (e.g. TEL genes [ 17], CAP and ARP2/3 proteins [ 18]) while other families like the expansin superfamily and the MADS-box transcription factor genes might contain dozens to over hundred gene family members [ 19, 20].
Although, this is not surprising considering the high prevalence of dementia in the studied population (72 %), the presence of neuropsychiatric symptoms in the habitual condition (in many patients several symptoms at the same time) may have contributed to the difficulty for NAs to identify such changes.
Of those who found it difficult to identify such patients, 19 explicitly linked the problem with the difficulty of determining when death was likely.
This can be caused by several factors, such as the difficulty to identify them by cytogenetic approaches or/and problems for cloning and sequencing these (G+C -rich DNA fraG+C -rich4, 8].
Such low figures emphasize the difficulty to identify a disease (DM) that is most often silent for many years after onset.
This may be attributed to the difficulty of identifying such cases with diagnosis codes [ 3, 37].
But they also assert that given the difficulties of identifying such sophisticated fakes, there are likely more of them than they were able to spot.
Kristie Dotson points to the difficulties of even identifying such practices of silencing and distinguishes two different kinds of silencing practices: testimonial quieting and testimonial smothering.
