Sentence examples for extremely difficult to diagnose from inspiring English sources
"If she was not there," Dr. Primas said, referring to Ms. Marker, "it would've been extremely difficult to diagnose".
Dr. Ben Vitiello, chief of child and adolescent treatment and preventive research at the National Institute of Mental Health, says conditions in young children are extremely difficult to diagnose properly because of their emotional variability.
It is extremely difficult to diagnose RLH preoperatively because it has features similar to HCC on various imaging modalities.
Meyer, Oberman, and Rone speculate that Green could meet the diagnostic criteria for several mental illnesses, including antisocial personality disorder, but add that the fact that her crimes were a combination of impulsive arson and the murder of her children and premeditated the poisoning of Michael Farrar makes any mental illness extremely difficult to diagnose.
Tuberculosis is extremely difficult to diagnose in young children [24], and disseminated and extra-pulmonary tuberculosis occur more frequently than in adults [25].
Paralytic and non-classic forms are extremely difficult to diagnose.
Moreover, rectal carcinoma with synchronous anal metastasis is extremely rare [3], is difficult to diagnose, and no standardized therapeutic strategy exists [4].
This approach can ultimately help to improve the diagnoses of those psychiatric illnesses that are often extremely difficult to accurately diagnose using current clinical criteria.
Invasive growth of glioma cells obscures the boundary between normal brain tissue and tumor tissue, making it extremely difficult to accurately diagnose this tumor and delineate the tumor boundary [4].
Diffuse type hepatic angiosarcoma is extremely rare and is very difficult to diagnose pre-operatively.
Malignant mesothelioma is a major public health concern, because this rare form of cancer caused specifically by exposure to asbestos is difficult to diagnose, has extremely poor prognosis, and is on the increase.
