Examples of using Difficult to measure in English and their translations into Norwegian
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This is difficult to measure directly because of the smallness of the force.
In the restaurant business, it can be difficult to measure satisfaction among customers precisely.
The rock mass conditions are unstable and difficult to measure", explains Rajinder Kumar Bhasin.
making it difficult to measure.
It is difficult to measure accurately, and the battery should not have been charged
this is a great tragedy that is difficult to measure.
Things that are difficult to measure or to characterise are allowed a place next to what is measurable
you're often faced with problems that are difficult to measure but easy to photograph.
But there are also trends that are difficult to measure, such as increased use of cellphones
but also difficult to measure.
For example it may be difficult to measure the extent of the emissions from forest degradation that is due to firewood collection and logging activity.
How productivity is affected is difficult to measure,” says Aram Seddigh,
players is small and difficult to measure.
Everything is different and more undulating in patients with ME, it is difficult to measure but it does vary in healthy persons as well.
sometimes it is difficult to measure the atrial conduction properties correctly,
But this is of course difficult to measure in practice since especially points 2
The saying“It is difficult to measure the height of a tree until it is lying on the ground.”
long rejected any goal child poverty on the grounds that it was difficult to measure.
although to date this has proved difficult to measure.
It is difficult to measure the actual value of the solution,