Examples of using Difficult to measure in English and their translations into Slovak
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How productivity is affected is difficult to measure,” says Aram Seddigh,
Some of the objectives set are also broad and difficult to measure and it is too early for this evaluation to have been able to assess any longer term impacts.
The love of two different people can be very difficult to measure by the same parameters and counters.
For example, in the past, it might have been difficult to measure the behavior of millions of people,
However, access to healthcare is difficult to measure and there is no EU wide detailed methodology to monitor it
which is difficult to measure.
Notably, the Programme objectives are too numerous and sometimes too vague and thus difficult to measure.
It however recognises that the overall impact of assistance is difficult to measure and will endeavour to develop adequate indicators.
And(3) Effort is difficult to measure while outcome is not, so rewarding performance is the best system in practice.
(b) The impact of the project in China is difficult to measure due to a lack of adequately redacted information from the grant beneficiary.
On the basis of this interpretation, it is difficult to measure whether the YEI interventions were contributing to the sustainable integration of NEETs in the labour market.
In such high-speed production lines, manual measurement of the outer diameter of steel pipes is not only unsafe, but also difficult to measure.
It's very difficult to measure yourself, so it's better to ask someone for help.
The Criminal Justice Programme is recent and it is difficult to measure its long-term impact.
the precise costs of inaction may be difficult to measure but they remain substantial.
Given the illicit nature of the activities in question, the scale of illegal logging is difficult to measure.
Atomic oxygen in the Martian atmosphere is notoriously difficult to measure," Pamela Marcum,
Historically, it has been difficult to measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns because target markets cannot be adequately defined.
Atomic oxygen in the Martian atmosphere is notoriously difficult to measure,” said Pamela Marcum,
functions which are more difficult to measure directly.