For an untrained observer, Neuburger said, it can be "very difficult to see this".
In Mexico, torture and the concocting of confessions have long been a crude but effective tactic for an untrained and overwhelmed police force.
Florida's deadly combination of Stand-Your-Ground Stand-Your-Ground Stand-Your-Groundtion for anduntrained man like Mr. Zimmerman to go out into the night with a gun on his hip looking for people he judged to be concealed.
Even when translated into English, on a bottle or on a menu, it can be difficult for an untrained American drinker to figure out the difference between the name of the sake, the name of the brewery, the type of sake and the region of Japan that it comes from.
[Medium-Risk Participant] It can cloud the issue for an untrained person.
Making a diagnosis of the conditions resulting from alcohol exposure in utero can be difficult for an untrained health professional.
However, in oncology, the treatment schemas are often complicated, and the specialised technical language used is difficult to understand for an untrained person (Hadlow and Pitts, 1991).
[Low-Risk Participant] Several participants expressed an overarching perception that risk information was not only potentially unimportant but detrimental in introducing complexity another major source of uncertainty 14 that could obscure the pertinent issues in decision-making: It can cloud the issue for an untrained person.
The presence of the glossary of abbreviations and several large tables with a compilation of synthetic (Table 1) structural, nomenclature (Tables 2 and 3), and other data is necessary due to a large variety of the isomeric structures with subtle differences in the addition patterns that are difficult to discern for an untrained eye.
Now, it's nearly impossible for an untrained civilian to effectively conceal themselves let alone move undetected under a trained eye, but hopefully you're not fighting professional soldiers.
