Sentence examples for difficulty to recognise from inspiring English sources
The particular danger lies in the difficulty to recognise the commonly very short-lived and highly localised precursors; in some cases precursors are not identifiable (e.g. Barberi et al. 1992; Kato et al. 2015; Maeda et al. 2015).
While acknowledging the difficulties, it is important to recognise the valuable contribution which GPs and other health professionals can make in helping patients to change their lifestyle [ 43- 45].
The Tory leader told BBC Radio 5 Live on Monday: "The public sector unions and other trade unions have to recognise the difficulty the country is in.
But his progress through the NHS was marred by persistent failure to recognise the difficulty he faced as a black man in a largely white medical establishment.
Furthermore, it is important to recognise the difficulty in selecting studies dealing with economic migrant populations.
12 Other studies note that barriers to early diagnosis include difficulty or reluctance of men to recognise their ED 21 51 and a lack of confidence about how best to seek help.
The move was designed to recognise the difficulties that people have had signing up for new health care plans.
On October 29th, Walter Kansteiner, the American administration's outgoing top Africa man, said that southern Africa's leaders had been too slow to recognise the difficulties Zimbabwe has been causing them.
All participants are encouraged to recognise the difficulties that they each face in their lives and to support each other to make BackTrack work for them, despite coming from a range of different schools, neighbourhoods, communities and cultural backgrounds.
Labour will lead an opposition debate on the economy after prime minister's questions on Wednesday in which it will argue that the government is failing to recognise the difficulties faced by hard-working families.
A graphic display of the progress of labour, the partograph helps skilled birth attendants to recognise emerging difficulties and take action according to a clinical management protocol.
