Sentence examples for slow in identifying from inspiring English sources

The NBER is notoriously slow in identifying actual recessions, providing very little in the way of real-time information.

"The measures the government plans to put in place to help these claimants may be difficult to access and slow in identifying whose these people are, with the risk that they fall into debt and hardship before extra support can be provided".

Also old approaches are very slow in identifying and controlling the spread of CHV outbreak.

"HMRC does not effectively monitor changes in the cost of tax reliefs, so is slow in identifying instances where a relief is being exploited for a purpose parliament did not intend," she added.

Poor-quality care during institutional births in low- and middle-income countries is a major contributing factor to preventable maternal and newborn harm, but progress has been slow in identifying effective methods to address these deficiencies at scale.

Despite various predictions concerning the biological functions of putative ncRNAs (Huttenhofer et al. 2005; Johnson et al. 2005; Mattick and Makunin I.V. 2006; Soares and Valcarcel, 2006), progress has been slow in identifying associated biological roles in cells.

However, the complex nature of alcohol dependence and related disorders has slowed progress in identifying these genes.

To conclude, the major finding of the present study was that RD children were slower in identifying sounds relative to CA controls, even though there was no difference in speed of discriminating sounds, suggesting that RD and CA groups differ in identification speed.

Families are angry at local authorities for the slow progress in identifying workers who are still missing, while the owner of the building has yet to be charged by police.

Most complex disease genetic studies, including many in IBD, have been beset by poor reproducibility of results and slow progress in identifying disease genes.

The present article attempted to update the 1998 article, especially to consider a crucial problem that has emerged since 1998: the slow progress in identifying the genes responsible for the heritability of quantitative traits and common disorders.