Sentence examples for the difficulty to recognize from inspiring English sources

Fatigue evolution information is dispersed in different features, which increases the difficulty to recognize the fatigue stages.

This was partially caused by the difficulty to recognize various sexual states of one and the same species.

The median lag between first symptoms and diagnosis was 2 months, highlighting the difficulty to recognize these protean diseases, in line with other reports [ 1, 29].

A possible problem is the difficulty to recognize names not following the specification to a certain degree as well as the completeness and maintenance of a changing standard.

These findings could suggest that the difficulty to recognize feelings and emotions in endometriosis patients may facilitate somatization, that is, the expression of psychological problems on a somatic level.

The fact that heifers had more difficulty to recognize unfamiliar individuals than familiar ones suggests that they likely consider 2D-images of conspecifics as genuine representations of live animals as Zayan and Vauclair asserted [4].

The Bad partition contains pairs of images of average difficulty to recognize.

Fritsch and Prudhomme ([17], p. 17) recognize the difficulty to take into account the "quality of service" of freight transport.

He remarks that "The difficulty is... to recognize a primitive phenomenon [i.e., the Urphänomen] in phenomena that are conditioned and concealed [in] a thousand different ways... and not to be misled by phenomena that contradict our senses.

Depression in Brazil is underdiagnosed, probably because its diagnosis is often hampered by the presence of comorbidities, the difficulty of the healthcare teams to recognize it and the lack of mental health care in the primary health care system.

True enough, I had difficulty getting the apps to recognize the products, even when the bar codes were in bright light.