Examples of using Difficult to evaluate in English and their translations into Swedish
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However: psychotherapy is difficult to evaluate.
It is very difficult to evaluate the quality of the preventive services provided.
The costs of action are also difficult to evaluate.
It is very difficult to evaluate the impact of SIGL on the objectives of Customs 2002.
The volume of this effort is obviously difficult to evaluate.
The half-life is difficult to evaluate for the subcutaneous route
Scientific progress entails risk which is difficult to evaluate.
So young that it is a bit difficult to evaluate next to the other wines.
Setting up a European register of works could entail risks that are difficult to evaluate.
Cervical spine XRs can be very difficult to evaluate. Radiography also difficult and.
Intra- EU aviation emissions not yet included in Kyoto target- impact would therefore be difficult to evaluate.
However, it is difficult to evaluate the electrophysiological properties in murine atria due to their small size.
This lack of impact indicators makes it difficult to evaluate the Plan.
It can therefore be difficult to evaluate and make decisions regarding which methods
In the area of sustainable production, results are difficult to evaluate on a large scale.
It is indeed difficult to evaluate a programme such as this, because it lacks actual objectives or criteria for success.
Given the lack of experience with the Directive it is difficult to evaluate its impact.
This means, however, that it is difficult to evaluate the impacts and effectiveness of environmental technology initiatives as a whole.
the plan is difficult to evaluate.
Statistical difficulties again make it difficult to evaluate the success of a scheme via accident or incidence rates.
an individual's economic circumstances, but they are also difficult to evaluate.
Since pain is difficult to evaluate and document with words,
Firstly, the internal structures of all dictatorships make them difficult to evaluate, and the second reason is certainly the attitude of the USA.
It is difficult to evaluate macroeconomic impacts on employment
unnecessary legislation that it is difficult to evaluate what has been done to reduce this burden.
Financial products are difficult to evaluate, and many consumers know little about or have limited interest in financial matters.
qualitative targets in Saab's operations are difficult to evaluate and measure.
In certain cases however, it might be difficult to evaluate whether a transferred additive has a technological function in the food or not.
Primarily the first observation means that it is difficult to evaluate how well
Summary: slightly difficult to evaluate, I have little previous experience from primeur/”nouveau” wines of this grape variety(or white primeur wines at all, unless Federweisser is included).