Examples of using To quantify in English and their translations into Danish
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still difficult to quantify.
It is always difficult to quantify where there is a need for further training as it might imply a failure in a particular area.
True,“lot's” is hard to quantify- how many people are really affected by this, home users?
The purpose of the study was to quantify the impact of dirt on the photometry
It is still too early to quantify the consequences of this crisis on the real economy.
Forrester aimed to quantify customer experience(CX)
that value was difficult to quantify.
in that they would make it impossible for operators to quantify insurance coverage.
the only way to quantify any microsite influence is through analysis of the data.
it is important that we begin to quantify the value of the work they are doing.
Further, the amplified asking approach does not yet have good ways to quantify uncertainty around its estimates.
often times Humans need to quantify it and qualify it.
You must know what lies in a notion before you can begin to quantify the wine.
which is difficult to quantify.
In order to quantify the selected organic compounds it was necessary to use three different analysis methods due to the difference of the substances with regard to volatility.
However, in order to quantify these influences, we must have mandatory listing of all lobbyists in a register that is common to all the institutions.
In this project, we're using this software to quantify the advantages of a heterogeneous distribution of green energy generators among Chinese provinces," he says.
The secondary endpoints included Visual Analogue Scales(VAS) to quantify the Patient Global Assessment of change
RTPCR is most commonly used to quantify the burden of viruses in the blood of patients with HlV,
That damage is difficult to quantify, but it consists of expenses,