Sentence examples for has difficulty identifying from inspiring English sources

In spite of these paramount advantages, this detector has difficulty identifying matrix compounds.

While SPA can correctly identify the trends in M in simulated populations, it sometimes has difficulty identifying the correct level for these trends (Chouinard et al. 2005).

However, 2D technique with relatively low spatial resolution and limited coverage has difficulty identifying small plaques on the vessel walls, especially at the distal tortuous intracranial arteries [ 9].

Supervision by a trained physiotherapist may augment the effectiveness of pelvic floor muscle training if a patient has difficulty identifying their pelvic floor muscles and/or performing the exercises correctly [ 73].

The apartment was completely destroyed and investigators have had difficulty identifying what was left of the bodies inside.

Authorities initially had difficulty identifying the victims, because they had workout clothes on and weren't carrying wallets, Moffatt said.

Cheeses proved poorly kept and overly tangy; only four were available, and servers had difficulty identifying them.

They had difficulty identifying her because of the extent of her injuries.

But even "experts" have difficulty identifying hits before they take off.

The Chinese government has already blocked disagreeable Western sites like The Washington Post and Amnesty International, but the censors have had difficulty identifying offending sites fast enough to block them all.

(I would have to point out these are people who have relatively high self-esteem and with whom I have difficulty identifying).