Sentence examples for more difficulty identifying from inspiring English sources
According to the University of Helsinki study, dogs also have more difficulty identifying faces that are inverted.
In the report, the FBI notes that because bitcoin combines cryptography and a peer-to-peer architecture to avoid a central authority, law enforcement agencies will have more difficulty identifying suspicious users and obtaining transaction records.
AP possessors had more difficulty identifying the pitch of vocal tones (natural or synthesized) than they did with nonvocal tones (piano or pure tones).
Our survey data support the qualitative data we collected previously: researchers are apt to see the usefulness of a research ethics consultation service generally, but might have more difficulty identifying how such a service might be of use to them personally.
At the same time, Di Fabio et al 48 suggested that individuals with a reduced cognitive ability have more difficulty identifying the environment and it is necessary for them to fixate more to have a maximum of visual information.
Furthermore, although family members may have more difficulty identifying needs than the patients themselves and the professionals [ 33], their input is essential to a needs assessment [ 16, 34, 35].
In addition, DIF was positively correlated to Fear and Sadnness, suggesting more difficulty in identifying feelings was related to more fear and sadness.
Women have reported more difficulty in identifying mentors and developing successful mentoring relationships.
It would appear intuitive to think that larger holdings may have more difficulty in identifying all the cases of scrapie.
The subjects raised several questions about the NRS and had more difficulty correctly identifying the number that denotes "no pain," suggesting that the NRS may be a more problematic scale for use in this population than the FPS-R.
Also, the surgeon may have difficulty identifying ureteric orifices, and urine output will be poor, predisposing the woman to catheter blockage or requiring more postoperative IV fluids.
