Sentence examples for have difficulty recognizing from inspiring English sources

You may also have difficulty recognizing faces.

Researchers have long known, for example, that people with autism have difficulty recognizing faces.

For these people, who have difficulty recognizing their husbands, wives, children, teachers, and colleagues, there is still no official recognition or public understanding.

The fact that many (though not all) people with prosopagnosia also have difficulty recognizing places has suggested to some researchers that face and place recognition are mediated by distinct but adjacent areas.

This means that anyone who knows Ms. Mirren only as the protocol-bound contemporary monarch in Stephen Frears's 2006 film will have difficulty recognizing her as the (you should pardon the expression) raging queen of Racine's tragedy.

John Sumpter, who helps organize the Henley group, said the patrol members only see each other on the road at dusk and would have difficulty recognizing their fellow patrol members if they met them in the supermarket.

Small children can have difficulties recognizing their own hypoglycemia, and the symptoms can be quite subtle.

Characteristically, patients with this clinically prevalent disorder have difficulties recognizing and interpreting emotional signals within themselves; they perceive these signals as physical symptoms [ 2].

Because the NHANES III used an instrument to measure letter recognition and word reading, we are unable to specifically test reading comprehension; however, children who have difficulties recognizing and reading individual words are also likely to have problems with comprehension.

Studies have shown that children with CI more often than their NH peers have difficulties recognizing other people's emotions [ 32, 33] and are less sensitive to intonation [ 34].

Individuals who require assistance with eating, such as those with dysphagia, as well as those with early dementia, attentional dysfunction, and disorders of consciousness may have difficulties recognizing appropriate times to eat and identifying food.