Examples of using To quantify in English and their translations into Finnish
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Yet, there is no attempt to quantify the size of the problem.
Time of death is notoriously hard to quantify.
I do not understand The need to quantify the process of grieving.
However at this stage is effect is difficult to quantify.
It is, however, extremely difficult to quantify these savings.
By its very nature, irregular immigration is a phenomenon which is difficult to quantify.
The economic impact of this aid on investment levels is, however, difficult to quantify.
Some of these external costs are easier to quantify than others.
Some valuable results are impossible to quantify.
It is still too early to quantify the consequences of this crisis on the real economy.
Unfortunately, both components are extremely difficult to quantify.
Convert your scanner into a gel analysis system to quantify electrophoresis gels.
The nature of this operation makes it difficult to quantify the initiative's possible impact on governance.
Dr. Berger, could you design a test to quantify these apparent memory losses?
The scale of immediate and future benefits is necessarily difficult to quantify.
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.
While it is difficult to quantify precisely this effect, it would appear inappropriate to exclude energy
And the nature of the crimes- they're notoriously hard to quantify at any kind of rigorous scientific level,
Nonetheless, it is difficult to quantify these benefits precisely, as they will depend on the unpredictable nature of the evolution of the disease in Europe, which is no longer an exotic occurrence in Europe.
are proving difficult to quantify, they are believed to be proportionate to the risks identified