Examples of using Difficult to measure in English and their translations into Finnish
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Whilst the effects of a generous capital endowment would be difficult to measure and offset, they will diminish over time.
is difficult to measure and there are multiple approaches to defining employability.
as being difficult to measure.
This scourge, whose true scale is difficult to measure, is a complex phenomenon that poses a serious risk to the physical
We already know that it is extremely difficult to measure the content of a substance in groundwater objectively for a region,
I know that it is very difficult to measure the benefits of public expenditure in the same way we look at the balance sheet of a private health care company for example.
although their effect is more difficult to measure.
The Criminal Justice Programme is recent and it is difficult to measure its long-term impact.
However, it should be borne in mind that it is more difficult to measure productivity growth in this sector than it is in manufacturing.
primarily because it is extremely difficult to measure"sinks" accurately.
It is usually difficult to measure the relative importance of selection and neutral processes, including drift.
However, it is difficult to measure the qualitative criteria,
In such high-speed production lines, manual measurement of the outer diameter of steel pipes is not only unsafe, but also difficult to measure.
The target to reduce problematic debts with 10% by 2005” appears difficult to measure and therefore has been abolished.
making it difficult to measure.
It is difficult to measure objectively the reading ability and reading speed of adults.
it has significantly improved, even if it is difficult to measure its effect in terms of efficiency of airport use.
Here I refer to the latest advice of the STECF. This advice tells us that it is extremely difficult to measure eel escapement and that it is
production is difficult to measure reliably on a broad basis.
It is hard to define, difficult to measure, but still real