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Stuart Trew, a trade researcher for the Council of Canadians, a nationalist group, said that secrecy surrounding the deal's specifics made it difficult to assess its impact.
Data regarding postpartum morbidity was also limited and made it difficult to assess its role in this cohort.
Lack of information about urine osmolality and sodium excretion rate made it difficult to assess the fluid balance and its cause.
The news media blackout made it difficult to assess the level of popular outrage.
These denials and lies have made it difficult to assess her relationship to the Third Reich.
The chaotic nature of the archiving has made it difficult to assess the relevance of each document.
Often times this results in highly derived and reduced morphologies such as the loss of chlorophyll, stems, and leaves, which has made it difficult to assess relationships.
This made it difficult to assess the claim made by the College Board, the exam's administrator, that studying for the SATs would serve no purpose.
"Lack of governmental transparency and access made it difficult to assess the magnitude of many reported human rights problems," it concludes.
The museum in Baghdad is still without electricity, which has made it difficult to assess exactly what has been taken, especially from the store rooms in the basement.
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Furthermore, courses vary somewhat in assessment procedures, making it difficult to assess outcomes across training courses.
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