Sentence examples for difficulty detecting from inspiring English sources

They warned that the police would have difficulty detecting non-wearers.

But the camera may have difficulty detecting the lane markings — when the sun is at a low angle, for example, or during heavy rainfall or on curves.

Even in the United States, during the swine flu outbreak of 2009, Flu Trends had difficulty detecting the relatively small number of H1N1 infections.

An example of a bottleneck is when people have difficulty detecting a second target if it appears on screen a few tenths of a second after an initial one.

Hence, participants had less difficulty detecting peripheral visual information.

If effective, such technologies can benefit people with conditions like Asperger's, who have difficulty detecting social cues.

Because BD is associated with social functional impairments (Simon 2003; Sanchez-Moreno et al. 2009), it is of interest to investigate if individuals with the illness have difficulties detecting emotions from body movements, and if this is related to functioning.

Precise and accurate measurement of viscoelastic mechanical properties becomes increasingly challenging as sample stiffness decreases to elastic moduli <1 kPa, largely due to difficulties detecting initial contact with the compliant sample surface.

Rapid RNA processing and difficulties detecting unprocessed RNA precursors suggest that RNA processing takes place co-transcriptionally.

They also seemed to have difficulties detecting when the infant was satiated.

Although there may be difficulties detecting selection, there are reoccurring gene functions that are subject to positive selection.