Sentence examples for difficult to benchmark from inspiring English sources
Many photocatalyitc laboratory experiments are developed at low (and different) irradiance values, making the results difficult to benchmark.
Two Tomorrows found it difficult to benchmark Living our Values with other reports from media companies because it is "so different".
Second, the reference set of an inefficient DMU often has multiple efficient DMUs making it difficult to benchmark multiple best-practice DMUs simultaneously.
There are 250 accounting systems across central government which makes it difficult to benchmark prices and to compare departmental spending.Nor is it clear that specialist buying agencies will help that much.
Because Web speeds vary minute to minute owing to traffic, such a claim is difficult to benchmark.
It is very difficult to benchmark a biofuel within a market sector that is constatnly undergoing changes.
She says it can be difficult to measure how well they are prepared academically because it is hard to benchmark the qualifications they have against A-levels.
Although it is difficult to rigorously benchmark the accuracy of genome annotation, our manual analysis of selected genomes indicated high quality annotation of UniFam.
For instance, the multiple meanings given to "community policing" in Europe makes it difficult to establish benchmarks for "police on the beat" ratios.
Controversy means that it becomes increasingly difficult to determine benchmarks by which to assess financial output or even to use financial models.
It can be especially difficult to reach this benchmark, because banks are reluctant to lend before a project is 50 percent sold — so developers have to hope for cash buyers or make deals that are not contingent on financing.
