Sentence examples for tricky to diagnose from inspiring English sources
Arrhythmias can be very tricky to diagnose".
The disease manifests itself in different forms, making it tricky to diagnose.
The infection is so tricky to diagnose that "we may end up with nothing," Dr. Hull said, only "a mystery illness that is never solved".
An ear infection, for example, is the single biggest condition for which antibiotics are prescribed, but it is tricky to diagnose.
"They don't even know it". Chemical sensitivity is tricky to diagnose, not least because there is little agreement between scientists about what it is.
Athlete's foot (also known as tinea pedis by docs and jocks) is a fungal infection that can be tricky to diagnose because of its wide range in severity and symptoms.
Food sensitivities, on the other hand, are a little trickier to diagnose, as the symptoms, reactions and causes can be hard to identify right off the bat.
It's a tricky disease to diagnose, and yet if a doctor does not diagnose it, the chance of a patient's receiving the right treatment is small.
Buying eyeglasses in the 1700s was tricky: you had to diagnose the problem yourself and then pick the correct lenses.
An abnormal heart rhythm — when your heartbeat is too fast, too slow, or irregular — can be tricky to detect and diagnose.
to diagnose employee ills.
