Examples of using Difficult to evaluate in English and their translations into French
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Much more difficult to evaluate is the inconvenience to the user,
However, measuring grant performance in the Kenya portfolio using national targets alone makes it difficult to evaluate the full performance of the grants,
In reviewing the budget proposal, the working group noted that it was difficult to evaluate the budget increases in certain budget lines as there was no indication of whether the increases
This makes it difficult to evaluate the degree to which donor assistance in helping improve the enabling environment
the ecological reserves network of the Department of the Environment makes it difficult to evaluate the representativeness of the other natural regions.
it was very difficult to evaluate alcohol consumption by Luxembourgers accurately because many French,
consequently making it difficult to evaluate the success of a programme.
The view was also expressed that it was difficult to evaluate the right of option established under article 26,
it is difficult to evaluate the value or the cost of this assistance.
it remains difficult to evaluate the cost-benefit and impact of such methods.
the actual event are notoriously difficult to evaluate; and the commissioning costs are usually under-estimated.
Non-occupational exposure to asbestos is more difficult to evaluate because of the typically low concentrations of fibres detected, and the lack of data concerning the frequencies
far more difficult to evaluate, than a clinical intervention
One aspect of the Decade that was particularly difficult to evaluate was the contribution that the Decade had made to enhancing the knowledge
Therefore it is difficult to evaluate how the exchange of information and networking could be
It is difficult to evaluate the scope of the phenomenon, as there is no case registration department,
therefore, difficult to evaluate and the exact etiological role,
Criteria that relate to wider development objectives, difficult to evaluate in precise financial returns and not providing revenue streams to the investor.
The impact on employment is more difficult to evaluate as any change in the workload is generally absorbed by the owner
Combination programmes also are difficult to evaluate, as they entail multifaceted, context-dependent actions,