Sentence examples for difficulty in recognising the from inspiring English sources
The difficulty in recognising the latter phenomenon lies in the very nature of the "other Brazil", which tends to defy simplistic analyses.
Arthroscopic and surgical findings demonstrated tophus inside the tendons, showing the difficulty in recognising the tophus by imaging methods and highlighting the possibility of considering gouty tophi in differential diagnosis of impingement syndrome in patients with chronic tophaceous gout.
This suggests that caregivers might have difficulty in recognising the symptoms, therefore hindering a possible route to recognition and treatment.
M9 Difficulty in recognising the symptoms was also evident in the children's accounts with several not noticing them until either their parents mentioned them or after the diagnosis.
The difficulty in recognising the vascular 'hotspots' may account for studies that failed to find an association between MVC and poor patients survival.
Although this information bias may have inflated the prevalence rate of delirium in our study population, it could not have influenced the overall results of this study, especially with regard to nurses' difficulty in recognising the features of delirium.
Possible explanations include difficulties in recognising the symptoms because of language and cultural barriers, lack of awareness of type 1 diabetes in ethnic minorities, and cultural or practical difficulties in accessing healthcare.
About which the judge wrote this: "Although written in a foreign language by clerics of a different faith, Dr Nulty would have had no difficulty in recognising this document.
This study highlights the difficulties for parents and GPs in recognising the early symptoms of T1D.
But, in recognising the logistical difficulties of transporting supporters around host nations Poland and Ukraine, Uefa has opted to reduce the allocation.
