Sentence examples for will be difficult to measure from inspiring English sources

It will be difficult to measure the new regulations' effects on the program until well into the semester, according to Norma G. McGavern, director of UROP.

Around 3-4% of a hospital's budget will depend on the exercise.It will be difficult to measure health-care outputs—heart surgery and fertility treatment are unusual in having results (survival; pregnancy) that are clear-cut and apparent soon after treatment.

It will be difficult to measure the impact of the delays, says Rod Moore, a senior policy advisor to the West Coast Seafood Processors Association. .

"Without this information, it will be difficult to measure progress as the City implements its new sidewalk management strategy," the report states.

Because of the high speed of protein movement predicted, this will be difficult to measure with current experimental methods.

The Model also predicts that the amplitudes of the oscillations of active AKT, PIP3, pten mRNA and PTEN will be difficult to measure experimentally because the concentration differences between crests and troughs are less than 4% of the mean concentration (data not shown) – this could explain why oscillations in these molecules have not been reported so far.

Probably it will be difficult to evaluate".

In a context in which it is known that health outcomes are shaped by wider determinants of health, it seems likely that 1) a narrow definition of patient-centredness will not achieve real changes in patient outcomes, and 2) the patient outcomes of a broader definition of patient-centredness consistent with nursing caring scholarship will continue to be difficult to measure.

In practice, energy landscapes can be difficult to measure.

This may be difficult to measure quantitatively.

Of course, for most companies, it will be difficult to easily measure the effectiveness of nudges and new default rules.