Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Greek
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Information on sex trafficking is difficult to quantify due to the underground nature of the crime.
However, these benefits are difficult to quantify and compare to other uses of urban land.
that the exact magnitude is difficult to quantify, since they had only a relatively small number of simulations of the future eruption.
Stress and its impact on fertility is difficult to quantify, but managing stress is important.
While this value can be difficult to quantify, it provides a basis for much of our tourism
That damage is difficult to quantify, just like the impact of oil drilling.
The global scale of human trafficking is difficult to quantify, due to the hidden nature of the crime.
However, these benefits are difficult to quantify and compare to other, more easily monetised, uses of land.
While that effect is difficult to quantify on paper, surveys consistently find that people feel better about visiting sites with EV than visiting sites without it.
can be too difficult to quantify.
But the true death rate is difficult to quantify because most patients have other medical conditions
In practice it is extremely difficult to quantify the actual adverse effects resulting from the use of pesticides.
These are more difficult to quantify, as the measures exist only as threats so far
Health risks associated with chemical hazards in food The effects of food containing chemicals at toxic levels are difficult to quantify.
While catcher defense is still wildly difficult to quantify, Zunino is regarded to be one of the better pitch-framers in the league.
it's very difficult to quantify.
because it is difficult to quantify, or.
it is very difficult to quantify its potential repercussions.
the precise amount varies between foods and is difficult to quantify.
it is difficult to quantify and is probably less than one death per 700 operations for sciatica.