Examples of using Difficult to ascertain in English and their translations into Finnish
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That's difficult to ascertain.
The origin of the term is difficult to ascertain.
It is difficult to ascertain how much reliability these Acts possess.
And that isn't difficult to ascertain?
It's also difficult to ascertain if any of the authors have actually tried the products before posting their Crazy Bulk reviews online!
They were running in several directions at once, Making it difficult to ascertain exactly what had happened.
It's very difficult to ascertain exactly… which society is responsible for causing.
The extent to which measurements are representative of air quality may however still be difficult to ascertain if no further information is provided.
It is becoming increasingly difficult to ascertain who has what responsibilities for achieving overall transport policy aims.
In the absence of adequate data on non-technological formsof innovation related investment, it is difficult to ascertain where market failures might exist.
Hard facts have been difficult to ascertain in this short period.
For musts for which the application of customs tariff dutiesdepends on the import price of the product, it is difficult to ascertain the exact import price.
In practice, it has been difficult to ascertain which services are authorised.
Any commodity that by its inherent nature is particularly susceptible to damage, orthe market value of which is particularly variable or difficult to ascertain;
It is even more difficult to ascertain whether this might be the case in the future with regard to potential competitors.
If an injectable solution of progesterone were marketed it would be difficult to ascertain whether it was administered in order to promote growth.
It is also often difficult to ascertain the reason for a particular accident, as fatigue can result not only from excessive working hours but from other factors.
The existence of supplier rebates means that suppliers(and outside observers)find it very difficult to ascertain how much they have really been paid for the goods supplied.
It is therefore sometimes difficult to ascertain which symptoms are a result of the illness itself and which are a result of treatment with Remeron.
Although there is no doubt that Community measures designed to promote tourism have made an important contribution to economic and social cohesion,it is difficult to ascertain more precisely the impact of these measures.
It is therefore sometimes difficult to ascertain which symptoms are a result of the illness itself and which are a result of treatment with Thymanax.
As this medicinal product is used in combination with GM-CSF, IL-2, and isotretinoin,it is difficult to ascertain the causal relationship of each adverse reaction to a particular medicinal product.
It is extremely difficult to ascertain, from the information in the Sirenac system, which parts of the ship inspected were checked in the previous port or ports.
Whether or not this is the case the interlinkages between MLIS andthese programmes are complex and it is difficult to ascertain a clear overall picture of EU activities concerning language and ICT from the publicly available information.
In addition, it is difficult to ascertain whether consignments imported into the EU from third countries have been mixed, or whether rejected consignments"make their way back" after being mixed.
In the absence of EU-wide standards,it can be difficult to ascertain impurity levels or suitability for high-grade recycling e.g. for plastics.
The only exception provided for is if it becomes difficult to ascertain the non-business use of the vehicle, in which case the Member State is entitled to limit the deduction to a maximum of 50% of the total VAT applied, thereby obviating the need to monitor whether a vehicle is actually used for business purposes or not.
As Perjeta is used with trastuzumab and chemotherapy, it is difficult to ascertain the causal relationship of an adverse event to a particular medicinal product.