Examples of using Difficult to measure in English and their translations into Spanish
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Gains are much more difficult to measure.
Although difficult to measure, this capacity has a clear economic value.
Stretchy or kinked materials are difficult to measure.
It is extremely difficult to measure democratic governance.
What this suggests is that it's not that difficult to measure happiness.
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Further, it is difficult to measure the impact and effectiveness of these programmes.
Nevertheless, such effects are real, albeit difficult to measure.
The spray system makes it difficult to measure in a washer disinfector.
However, this attractiveness or lack thereof remains very difficult to measure.
However, it is extremely difficult to measure good governance and institutions.
Overall compliance with the sanctions regime remains difficult to measure.
In addition, it is difficult to measure immision odour concentration in hourly averages.
It is a largely hidden phenomenon, and therefore difficult to measure.
Some proportion- difficult to measure- of the land awarded thus far was transferred by this method.
Civil and political human rights are fundamental, but difficult to measure.
It remains, however, technically difficult to measure the subsidy components in these measures. .
At this stage, therefore, global progress towards this target remains difficult to measure.
This implies an unregistered debt difficult to measure, but large in size.
In fact, it is difficult to measure the amount of violence and destruction avoided by those words and that paper.
The lack of data to analyze something that, until recently, was difficult to measure.
However, it is much more difficult to measure the other element external quality, i.e. your perception of the quality of Tornos products and services.
The degree of local integration achieved remained difficult to measure in quantitative terms.
These impacts are inherently more difficult to measure given the time scales over which the impacts are likely to be realized but the CCPS 2004 identified its traces.
However, even though growth is the ultimate goal of the growth hacker,it's a vague term and difficult to measure.
For the second module(Finance),benefits are more difficult to measure as the new system introduces additional functionality and forces changes in some business processes.
It has also had negative consequences for mental health and social capital,which, though more difficult to measure, are no less important.
Even if it is difficult to measure whether the spirit of the Convention is sufficiently well known among children through a questionnaire survey, the results cannot be regarded as satisfactory.
Although the exact magnitude of this effect is difficult to measure, it is likely to be particularly high in the case of expenditure related to containing violence.
Although the effect would be difficult to measure, statements like these from the national governments of tourism source countries surely have a negative impact on tourism flows.
Its new Community Life category seemed difficult to measure, but Kid-Friendly Cities decided to collect information on two important aspects of children's lives: libraries and parks.