12 One type, considered below, is diffuse/widespread and is typically relatively shallow and difficult to identify with RNFL scans.
Stack overflows and heap corruption, originally two of the biggest issues within software development in terms of potential risk and exposure, are being replaced by the relatively newer and more difficult to identify integer bugs.
Second, although the total sample was relatively large, it was difficult to identify the contribution to depression of the individual vascular co-morbidities, as they are often accompanied by other vascular co-morbidities.
It can categorize bacteria into anaerobes or aerobes even in sterile samples as well as for the bacteria which are relatively slow growing or difficult to identify by conventional methods.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to ensure that the site of the biopsy and the IVCM image are at exactly the same point, as the image area is small (400×400 µm), and the confocal microscope cap is relatively bulky, making it difficult to identify the precise location of the scan.
As male head crests are relatively small, they are difficult to identify from a distance and, as such, we assumed they would not increase susceptibility to predation independently of body size (i.e., only indexes of sexual selection were considered in models).
During high winds, the modal parameters of this bridge are relatively difficult to stably identify, thereby leading to a well-pronounced discreteness of the parameters' estimates.
The presence of dispersed ash in the marine record has previously been relatively overlooked as it is difficult to identify petrographically due to its commonly extremely fine grain size (Rose et al. 2003, and references therein) and/or alteration to authigenic clay (Sigurdsson et al. 1997; Plank et al. 2000).
