Sentence examples for have difficulty identifying from inspiring English sources

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

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

Now, I can make some pretty decent lamb curries, even if I sometimes have difficulty identifying one, and I'm a dab hand at dal, yet the simplest dish – fried spinach and fresh cheese – has proved a remarkably tough nut to crack.

Admitting doctors may have difficulty identifying those elderly patients whose lesions may benefit from surgery.

Current commercial genotyping assays may have difficulty identifying 1a, 1b and genotype 6.

Citizens are most likely terrible at reflecting on how badly their own biases influence their beliefs, and therefore would have difficulty identifying themselves as "persuadable".

The few studies focusing on how teachers teach evolutionary concepts suggest that beginning teachers have difficulties identifying students' misconceptions and both beginning and experienced teachers have difficulties with responding to students' misconceptions with targeted instructional strategies.

Howard noted that doctors who weren't aware of what to look for would have difficulties identifying many of these issues as being related to 9/11, and many of the illnesses wouldn't be covered by workers' compensation programs.

In addition, microarrays often have difficulties identifying differentially expressed genes which are expressed at high levels in both the test and control conditions due to signal saturation.

This theory holds that children with minor disabilities tend to exhibit more psychosocial problems than severely impaired children because they have difficulties identifying themselves with either able-bodied or disabled peers.

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