Examples of using Difficult to measure in English and their translations into Italian
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But all this is difficult to measure.
The efficacy of chemotherapy in the specific setting of MPNSTs is difficult to measure.
It is certainly difficult to measure its influence.
The long term impact is the most difficult to measure.
All this is difficult to measure, but is clearly discernible in daily life.
People also translate
The long-term impact is more difficult to measure.
However, it is difficult to measure the changes in entropy in a biological system.
This indirect impact is even more difficult to measure.
It does not seem difficult to measure the"basic cover" provided by the home country.
Inflation involves substantial costs that are, however, difficult to measure.
Qualitative aspects…, being difficult to measure, tend to be ignored.
Due to their informal nature their activity is difficult to measure.
Undeclared work, while difficult to measure, seems to be on the increase in many Member States.
This kind of data in MT are very rough and difficult to measure.
However, it is often difficult to measure directly all the people and communities of bats,
In any meaningful way. It would be difficult to measure up to the Rav.
the impact of which is difficult to measure.
The size distribution of dry powders is often difficult to measure because the particles tend to agglomerate, which falsifies the results.
amount of subsidy is often difficult to measure.
Longitude was more difficult to measure accurately because it requires precise knowledge of the time
while others found that this was difficult to measure.
However, access to healthcare is difficult to measure and there is no EU wide detailed methodology to monitor it
more difficult to measure.
The circumference of the penis is more difficult to measure in the state of flaccidity than in the elongation due to the redundancy
their added value difficult to measure in terms of increased welfare.
Furthermore, some of the objectives set are also broad and difficult to measure and it is too early for this evaluation to have
which is difficult to measure, is likely to be the objective that slips.
These objectives were difficult to measure and track within the programme
However, the other dissociation constant"K"i' is difficult to measure directly, since the enzyme-substrate complex is short-lived