Examples of using Are difficult to quantify in English and their translations into French
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For any priority modules for which gaps are difficult to quantify in the programmatic gap tables,
wind pumping, but these are difficult to quantify.
expected climate damages are difficult to quantify, and conventional IAMs typically do not address this issue.
as well as punitive or moral damages which are difficult to quantify, should be excluded from the list.
Successful trade diversification can also manifest itself in a number of economic improvements which are difficult to quantify, because they relate to flexibility in production
Social impacts are difficult to quantify, and therefore may not be recorded in monetary estimates of‘total cost' of flood damage H.
As those damages, however, are difficult to quantify, compensation may also consist of contributing to institutional programmes, building anti-corruption capacities and so forth.
Such inputs have been observed but are difficult to quantify and to generalize as the precise areas of application of this agent are only roughly known.
Efficiency gains are difficult to quantify in the early stages of the operation
although the long-term impacts are difficult to quantify.
commercial value is associated with animal production(milk, eggs, meat products, etc.), for which ozone effects are difficult to quantify.
Actual losses are difficult to quantify, but include direct costs of repairing systems
ecological considerations are difficult to quantify and when the monetary benefits are only some of the criteria used.
women's empowerment results are difficult to quantify.”.
The principal difficulty with this kind of qualitative assessment is that differences in the relative restrictiveness of the various elements of the rules in different countries are difficult to quantify and a useful comparison is difficult outside of extreme differences.
trends in technology are difficult to quantify.
this is just"the tip of the iceberg" given the additional significant benefits to be expected, which are difficult to quantify at this stage.
leaves little room for integrated management perceptions and values because they are difficult to quantify.
some of these benefits are difficult to quantify and therefore have not been included here.
the review committee was sceptical of the value, as such benefits are difficult to quantify.