Exemplos de uso de Difficult to measure em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Maternal mortality is difficult to measure, even in developed countries with good systems for recording vital statistics,
This is because they are seeking to isolate a phenomenon, whose effect is difficult to measure among all the various possible causes of unemployment.
Here it becomes difficult to measure value of XSS,
This liquid is difficult to measure as it contains traces of the catalyst
This is a morbidity difficult to measure, and its causes ranging from psychosocial, genetic and biological factors.
It however recognises that the overall impact of assistance is difficult to measure and will endeavour to develop adequate indicators.
INTRODUCTION Maternal mortality is difficult to measure, even in developed countries with good systems for recording vital statistics,
in is relatively high, but WfD brings security value for the communities which, is difficult to measure in monetary terms.
The precise impact has been difficult to measure.
it is difficult to measure the exact influence of this variable.
Some studies, although difficult to measure, try to evaluate the influence of weather changes on pain of osteoarthritis patients.
Third indent- The Commission recognises that the overall impact of assistance is difficult to measure. This is particularly the case where projects have been largely technical assistance in nature.
This data, however is difficult to measure, for the vital statistics for the majority of districts within the State are very precarious.
although this is extremely difficult to measure.
the magnitude of these differences is difficult to measure.
The main difficulties relate to the outcomes of the design process that tend to a qualitative assessment, difficult to measure.
The'attitude' construct is difficult to measure, and its independence(or interdependence)
It is difficult to measure the prevalence of violence based on definitions
The State claims that it is very difficult to measure the participation of Guatemalan children
The Council also recognises that coherence is difficult to measure, and dependent upon political choices.