Exemplos de uso de Is difficult to quantify em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The significance of such risks is difficult to quantify.
This phenomenon is difficult to quantify, but the pattern is real and good.
The clinical definition of happy is difficult to quantify.
Diffusion is difficult to quantify because humans and human networks are complex.
Such situations include a risk of transmission that is difficult to quantify.
Although this analysis is difficult to quantify, and these results are likely be overestimated, it has two implications.
AMERICA/MEXICO- Migrants: a phenomenon which is difficult to quantify.
Unspecified: Limitation/restriction is difficult to quantify or highly variable between patients ranging from'Low' to'Complete.
A particularly severe form of material deprivation is homelessness,the extent of which is difficult to quantify.
The protection afforded to non-users in the vicinity is difficult to quantify, but it appears to extend over several hundred metres.
However, indirectly this change in policy may put the competitive position of the Spanish viticulture at a disadvantage,although this effect is difficult to quantify.
The value of the espionage is difficult to quantify, as the principal constraint on the Soviet atomic bomb project was a shortage of uranium ore.
Direct and indirect job creation attributable to the Information Society is difficult to quantify because many factors are uncertain and a reliable.
Banning mercury export and introducing compulsory storage is expected to reduce emissions, although the scale of those emissions is difficult to quantify 6.
The production of amphetamines and ecstasy is difficult to quantify because‘it starts with readily available chemicals, in easily concealed laboratories' UNODC, 2003a.
Among the variables selected for the present study, pain was the one that caused the most difficulty in terms of assessment,because it is a continuous variable that is difficult to quantify.
Disadvantages: The longevity of painted lines on Artificial Grass is difficult to quantify, as there are a number of variables that effect how the paint adheres to the grass.
FR Madam President, as I see it, the need to increase family leave is patently obvious: raising the minimum maternity leave threshold is a step forward, an advantage, andone ought not to be completely demagogic by comparing the economic impact with a qualitative advantage that is difficult to quantify.
Cultural diversity is difficult to quantify, but a good indication is thought to be a count of the number of languages spoken in a region or in the world as a whole.
In addition, he argues that because the likelihood of bringing about social change is difficult to quantify, 80,000 Hours is biased toward quantifiable methods of doing good.
This thin film of fluid is difficult to quantify because its characteristics depend upon complex conditions of turbulence and viscosity-but when dealing with thin high-conductance barriers it can sometimes be quite significant.
Europe's image and soft power have undoubtedly continued to fade around the world(thought such a trend is difficult to quantify), while member states continue to cut defense and development budgets.
The size of this effect is difficult to quantify: the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change estimates that the global mean radiative forcing for black carbon aerosols from fossil fuels is +0.2 W m-2, with a range +0.1 to +0.4 W m-2.
Even when the total MEDA funds available are substantial, for most of the MEDA countries the impact of the EC support derives less from its financial importance and more from its attempts to address sensitive policy reform issues and support poorer segments of populations,where its impact is difficult to quantify see paragraphs 31 and 43.
Disadvantages: The longevity of painted lines on Artificial Grass is difficult to quantify, as there are a number of variables that affect how the paint adheres to the grass.
The influence of these variables is difficult to quantify in child performance, because if on the one side they are extremely important in the maturational process, on the other side the diagnosis and early intervention process can lead to improved child performance.
This is a mechanic cause,related to the surgical technique, which is difficult to quantify and assess, but definitely plays a major role in the early outcomes of the surgical treatment.
Indirect costs of these potential losses are difficult to quantify.
But these non-financial factors for creating value are difficult to quantify.
However, the impact of many of these events may be difficult to quantify.