Sentence examples for measures were difficult from inspiring English sources

And in a recorded interview, Dr. Fisher acknowledged that the separate quality measures were difficult to find on the atlas Web site.

The economic package was also linked to a decline in the price of soybean futures and to a sharp rise in sugar futures, although analysts conceded that the effects of the measures were difficult to interpret.

Adjusted summary measures were difficult to interpret because they included fewer studies, some of which were different from those in the unadjusted analyses.

As can be seen from Table 6, two of the targets for which we do not find an acceptable or better solution in the top 10 (T35 with all CAPRI criteria, and T39 with either quality measures) were difficult targets, and only one group obtained an acceptable solution for T35, none for T39.

After the pilot phase a few measures were dropped (e.g. the quality of parks, the extent of physical disorder) as these measures were difficult to assess objectively and concerns were raised by many of our in-country investigators that qualitative measures (e.g. Likert scales) would be difficult to compare across communities from different countries.

In addition, outcome measures were difficult to be compared due to nonuniformity of study parameters and data.

Yet more are lost at the upkeep requirements; vigilance and preventative measures are difficult to prescribe.

Calculating the exact financial costs of the new measures is difficult.

But the wish list of complementary measures is difficult to tick off.

However, successful integration, and thus the implementation of integrated planning measures, is difficult in practice.

For some of course, the contingency measures are difficult, and for some debt is a big issue, politically difficult," Dijsselbloem said.