Examples of using Difficult to measure in English and their translations into Dutch
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These objectives were difficult to measure and track within the programme
The drawback is that these health values are difficult to measure and differ per person.
Shoulder to shoulder: 38 cm(a bit difficult to measure, because collarfalls over shoulders).
It however recognises that the overall impact of assistance is difficult to measure and will endeavour to develop adequate indicators.
A theory indeed, for something that is difficult to measure, might still exist;
In studies on preferential voting this more difficult to measure factor is never included.
are very difficult to measure.
while the CE study shows that including non-C02 effects is very difficult to measure.
PM2.5 are extremely difficult to measure and very volatile.
because psychological pressure is difficult to measure.
which are inherently difficult to measure.
Tapping on the TAP button enables you to manually input BPMs of tracks that are difficult to measure.
However, the quantity of methane produced by dairy cattle is difficult to measure in practice.
But even the quantity of nitrate leaching out of the rhizosphere is difficult to measure, and therefore cannot serve as a criterion.
that's very difficult to measure.”.
In line with the decline in long-term nominal interest rates, real interest rates-- although they are difficult to measure-- have also fallen.
Many of these aspects are in reality very difficult to measure, especially at the level of the EU.
Furthermore, it is very often a frustrating mission with outcomes that are extremely difficult to measure and quantify.
The target to reduce problematic debts with 10% by 2005” appears difficult to measure and therefore has been abolished.
But if you have nothing, it is difficult to measure the degree of such reform or democratization.