Sentence examples similar to difficulty determine from inspiring English sources
That standard is so low that technicians have difficulty determining whether dirt or concrete has enough radioactivity above natural background that it will contribute to extra exposure.
This research helps explain why a person with prosopagnosia may still have difficulty determining who a person is even after she has begun to speak.
The president of the consortium, the Midwest Independent System Operator, known as Miso, confirmed in later testimony today that his organization had difficulty determining what was happening in the time just before the blackout.
For example, more than a few Democrats said, after he appeared on the NBC program "Meet the Press," that they had difficulty determining precisely what his views were on White House efforts to oust Saddam Hussein.
Scientists have difficulty determining who has been infected and who hasn't because diagnostic tests have limitations.
A final note on methodology: We ran into some difficulty determining which vehicles to consider out of production.
It's not fool-proof, since it has difficulty determining the difference between objects made up of similar material with similar density, and it has to train the system on what an object is before it can be identified.
Biologists have long had difficulty determining how much evolutionary change comes from new species being formed and how much from gradual changes that accumulate within species over time.
Among individuals who develop chromosomally integrated HHV-6, PCR testing can lead to misdiagnosis, unnecessary treatment, and difficulty determining disease resolution.
Clinicians often have difficulty determining the appropriate Current Procedural Terminology Evaluation and Management code to assign to the type and intensity of patient care they provide.
People who are impaired by alcohol may fail the test because their brains have difficulty determining the position of their limbs relative to their noses.
