Sentence examples for difficulty identified from inspiring English sources

Communication ability was evaluated according to the study of Dickinson et al. [ 5]: normal; mild disability (some difficulty identified, but uses speech); moderate disability (communication mainly uses non-speech forms) and severe disability (no formal communication is identified).

An operational difficulty identified in the AZT and NVP feasibility studies in India has been the coverage for HIV-positive women who choose to deliver at home, as is the case when they move away to their parental homes for the delivery.

(Mother , 28 yearsold, Xuan Quang. Mentioned during the FGD A difficulty identified through the FGD was that mothers find it harder to feed their children with protein-rich food because of inaccessibility, particularly, in rainy season when it can be very difficult to get to the market.

The police do not generally have any difficulty identifying suspects.

The apartment was completely destroyed and investigators have had difficulty identifying what was left of the bodies inside.

Club employees had no difficulty identifying Officer Gray as someone they had seen in the bar before, investigators said.

Cheeses proved poorly kept and overly tangy; only four were available, and servers had difficulty identifying them.

Authorities initially had difficulty identifying the victims, because they had workout clothes on and weren't carrying wallets, Moffatt said.

They had difficulty identifying her because of the extent of her injuries.

But even "experts" have difficulty identifying hits before they take off.

By September 2000, Chris Simmons learned from a fellow intelligence officer that the FBI was having difficulty identifying an UNSUB spying for the Cubans.