Meanwhile the number of dead, injured and displaced people resulting from our military interventions can hardly be estimated.
Nor was the Soviets' war in Afghanistan the death knell, though it was a burden: "Indeed, though the enormous financial burden of maintaining an empire was to become a major issue," Mr. Aron wrote, "the cost of the Afghan war itself was hardly crushing: Estimated at $4 billion to $5 billion in 1985, it was an insignificant portion of the Soviet GDP".
However, the preparation action time could hardly be estimated due to the miners psychology, ages and familiar degree to coal mine lanes.
It indicates that the grain size grows up with increasing T A. However, for 8-h annealed sample, the concentration of Fe is too low so that the grain size can hardly be estimated.
The hurricane beached several watercraft, destroyed wharves, and inflicted losses that "can hardly by estimated", but were initially judged at up to $10,000.
Specifically, measurements of the volume, thickness and length of the myelin figures, which can hardly be estimated precisely by other microscopy techniques, were presented by DHM method.
However, the normal range of rotation of the knee in various healthy populations in vivo is not known, age and gender differences are not established, and knee rotation is hardly ever estimated in clinical practice.
Using dummies for admission diagnosis rather than the likelihood of infection in these regressions hardly changes the estimated prevalence rates though one of the selection models did not converge.
In fact, the type of consistent evidence collected from environmental samples and the assumption made for our calculations (see Methods) might possibly lead to under-estimates but hardly over-estimates of the true cocaine consumption.
The possibility of solving the inverse problem provides a promising way of estimating hardly measurable quantities for more complex molecules.
