Sentence examples for makes it difficult to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Soil represents a complex medium, which makes it difficult to evaluate its quality.

The weak signal of Oct4-PTD also makes it difficult to evaluate its relative orientation compared with the membrane.

The scale of the programme evaluation makes it difficult to evaluate one specific organisation in great detail the focus is on the implementation of integrated care across Waltham Forest and East London Collaborative (WELC).

In the meantime, the Responsibility Deal has been designed in such a way that makes it difficult to evaluate, while experts describe the pledges made so far as "a drop in the ocean".

This makes it difficult to evaluate their relative merits for their many applications in mobile robotics.

This makes it difficult to evaluate chloride ion penetration into concrete by various methods.

This makes it difficult to evaluate and measure their interactions for ecosystem processes and related implications in integrated resource management.

However, impact loading makes it difficult to evaluate the fracture energy accurately because of the dynamic effects.

The lack of a standard approach to running and evaluating IEENs makes it difficult to evaluate Swedish networks quantitatively.

Heterogeneity in space and time makes it difficult to evaluate the hydrologic effects of hedgerows in between crops.

But more than that, Chipotle doesn't have an extensive operating history as an independent company, making it difficult to evaluate its future prospects.