Sentence examples for difficulty to identify from inspiring English sources

"But there is in the region a real difficulty to identify the way forward".

The conclusion emphasizes the difficulty to identify the key features of the mechanisms governing photocatalytic properties in nano-TiO2.

The existence of background noise will corrupt transient impulses in practice, and will thus increase the difficulty to identify specific faults.

The results of this study highlight the difficulty to identify patients at highest risk of IC, and question the strategy of preemptive treatment in this population.

It also shows the difficulty to identify factors with general significance acting on a very variable phenomenon, based on a study made one year in one region.

The difficulty to identify the robust EEMs is particularly due to the great influence of macroeconomic parameters uncertainty used in the calculation.

Difficulties to identify and verbalize emotions are diagnostic criteria of alexithymia [57].

This new management is still limited due to the actual difficulties to identify patients with pCR before surgery.

Less identification of depression among young adults is more plausible, reaching GPs' difficulties to identify such state among young adults [ 42, 43].

Difficulties to identify new imprinted genes partially rely on the lack of strict characteristics of sequence, gene organization, etc., common to all imprinted genes and that could be used as criterion to identify new candidates.

For example, she has serious difficulties to identify and choose correct functions in the cell phone, to perform actions in a logical sequence, and to dial a telephone number (see Table  2).