Exemples d'utilisation de More difficult to evaluate en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The effects on society are more difficult to evaluate.
It's more difficult to evaluate and help somebody that isn't cooperating.
For BMI between 25 and 30,it is a grey area, more difficult to evaluate.
Moral damage is more difficult to evaluate in terms of money.
This will make some combinations of disciplines more difficult to evaluate.
As a consequence, it is more difficult to evaluate a possible match online.
The precise assessment of damage caused to a group of economic operators or to single individuals, or companies,may well be more difficult to evaluate than in the present case.
As you know, it's more difficult to evaluate a product on a phone.
These observations provide supportive evidence for neurotoxicity observed via other endpoints as well as information on mechanisms of action,but are more difficult to evaluate with respect to toxicological significance.
As a consequence, it is more difficult to evaluate a possible match online.
If it seems clear that the reachability falls within a win-win relation with the professional environment which implies compensation,the consequences of a rupture of this balance are more difficult to evaluate and lead anyway to confront this notion with juridical rules.
It is more difficult to evaluate what the African continent can expect from Copenhagen.
The market for services ormethods tends to be more difficult to evaluate(and invest in) than the market for products.
It is more difficult to evaluate the resulting decisions because they are unique, out of the mold.
The complex nature of allergenic products and the limited tools available to evaluate andcharacterize them make it more difficult to evaluate the impact of changes to the manufacturing process or key raw materials on the drug product.
Why is it more difficult to evaluate quality in education in the era of knowledge, information technology and globalization?
Last but not least, coal is generating a quarter of the world emissions of greenhouse gases, and is therefore a major contributor to the future deaths due to climate change, even iftheir number is even more difficult to evaluate than for the impacts that have been adressed above.
As a consequence, it has become more difficult to evaluate the effectiveness of our procedures.
Last but not least, coal is generating a quarter of the world emissions of greenhouse gases, and is therefore a major contributor to the future deaths due to climate change, even iftheir number is even more difficult to evaluate than for the impacts that have been addressed above.
Non-physical results are more difficult to evaluate and therefore often under-evaluated but are nevertheless very important.