Examples of using Difficult to measure in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Usefulness is difficult to measure.
The effect of gravitational waves is very small and hence difficult to measure.
It is thus difficult to measure the impact of actions taken.
The number of followers is difficult to measure.
First off, it is difficult to measure the true number of impressions.
This indirect impact is even more difficult to measure.
But that's very difficult to measure, even with sophisticated equipment.
Emotional intelligence is more difficult to measure.
It can be difficult to measure blood sugar for the first time, and then you get it.
The results of the program are difficult to measure.
Yet, the trouble is, it's difficult to measure what bitcoin users really want and if there is such support.
Pain is a subjective experience and is difficult to measure.
PM2.5 are extremely difficult to measure and very volatile.
Direct payments serve a multitude of objectives whose achievement is difficult to measure.
Intensity(or quality) of light is difficult to measure without a light meter.
Injuries are caused by sudden, severe acceleration(or deceleration);this is difficult to measure.
It is difficult to measure the impact here but the economic benefits can be measured in more qualitative terms.
Toilet in the bathroom is directed to the north,it is a great tragedy that is difficult to measure.
It however recognises that the overall impact of assistance is difficult to measure and will endeavour to develop adequate indicators.
We are currently testing a measurement protocol in all member ports,as noise is difficult to measure.
A liter of gasoline is not difficult to measure, and to prepare exactly 20 g of oil, you will need a measuring cap or an ordinary medical syringe.
Stresses, however, that forest offsets face serious criticism,since they are difficult to measure and impossible to guarantee;
Those would be very difficult to measure, but it is very well observable from a distance.(examples of enlarged grids hardly observable, good from a distance).
The 2007 report on implementation10 shows that sustainable consumption andproduction are difficult to measure in a reliable way on a broad basis.
For example, in the past, it might have been difficult to measure the behavior of millions of people, but that is now routinely happening in many digital systems.
Climate change, however, is still a very abstract concept for the majority of Russians andits consequences are something that's quite difficult to measure on a day-to-day basis.
For example, in the past, it might have been difficult to measure the behavior of millions of people, but that is now routinely happening in many digital systems.
It is now difficult to measure the consequences of the increase in financial risks for tier one equipment suppliers, who are put under pressure by principals via risk-sharing agreements.
Consequently, the overall impact of the aid has been difficult to measure, and there is a limited basis on which to assess its effectiveness and value for money.
However, important fundamental material properties are difficult to measure because of their complex, spiky morphology- which is fundamental to the field enhancements that make nanostars interesting.