Examples of using Difficult to assess in English and their translations into Slovenian
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so it is very difficult to assess them.
overheating due to inhibition of sweating may be dose dependent and difficult to assess in a disabled child.
it's too difficult to assess its cost, it does look like an unprofitable business endeavor for now,
The cause of any side effects of Pedea is difficult to assess since they may be related to the condition of the patent ductus arteriosus as well as to the effects of Pedea itself.
Although it is very difficult to assess benefits stemming from smoother industrial cooperation
evaluation of results, it is difficult to assess the true performance of projects
Although it is difficult to assess the precise number of Europeans who have left to fight abroad since 2011,
The relative importance of these factors is also difficult to assess, but the abundance of grazing animals,
Overall it is difficult to assess the net effect on employment
evaluation of results, it is difficult to assess the true performance of projects
the security of gas supplies via Ukraine included certain conditions that were vague and difficult to assess(see paragraph 70).
it is certainly difficult to assess the scope of progress made in each of the Member States
assumptions that are difficult to assess and that, in practice, are often violated.
with setting sun on a tropical destination is difficult to assess, everyone is a model of photography.
the absence of sufficient research, means that the full extent of the problem is difficult to assess.
Patients with advanced stages of malignancies may have numerous confounding medical conditions that make causality of adverse reactions difficult to assess due to the variety of symptoms related to the underlying disease,
As regards practices in financial institutions themselves, at this stage, it is difficult to assess if and to what extent financial institutions have, in practice, put into place sound remuneration policies.
The role of antioxidants in preventing the disease is difficult to assess, because in epidemiological studies, their role is almost impossible
In the absence of such information, it is difficult to assess for instance how many of the institutions covering all geographical areas do so only because they are active in only one area.
Indeed, it would not be too difficult to assess the extent of the additional growth which each of those 15 countries can expect from the multiple effects of the growth of the new countries