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This technique, however, is potentially difficult to realize due to distorted anatomy and inflammatory adhesions.
Another example of a rare problem that is potentially difficult to detect is illustrated in Fig. 5.
Without this understanding, it is potentially difficult to ensure safe and effective plant operation while simultaneously satisfying requirements for sustainability and responsible resource management.
Given that the geometry of dendritic and axonal processes in the dorsal raphe is diverse, with fusiform, multipolar, and ovoid somata (Diaz-Cintra et al., 1981), it is potentially difficult to optimize the location of electrode tip relative to cell bodies across the population (cf. Schultz, 1986).
Here, it is potentially difficult to associate a particular test box location with food because (i) no location was always paired with food (as on some trials there would be no cup in that location) and (ii) the bidirectional testing would encourage the processing of common spatial cues in many trials, whether they were rewarded or unrewarded (see Fig. 4 upper right).
In those patients early clinical signs of neurologic deterioration are potentially difficult to detect.
Papers reporting relationships between intakes of sugars and fat were potentially difficult to identify due to use of different terminologies.
The two presentations may be potentially difficult to differentiate for young people and their parents who undergo diagnostic interviews.
Hallucination was thought to be associated with focal seizures in this study, a sign that may be potentially difficult to confidently and reliably recognise.
Without this, any mutations that we might make are potentially difficult to interpret, since we will not know how these mutations affect the properties of the myosin.
However, the cell counting may be more reproducible in the centre of the tumour, the invasive/peritumoural margin being potentially difficult to delineate reliably and thus difficult to incorporate in the daily practice.
