Sentence examples for any quantification of from inspiring English sources

This would mean 1,000 to 50,000 species becoming extinct each year but I take issue with any quantification of extinction rates which supplies raw numbers.

All too often, media reports of big data analyses omit any quantification of their accuracy, a harsh irony given the field's trumpeting of the scientific method.

The experimental conditions of these tests are designed to meet the criteria for hazard identification rather than attempting any quantification of risks.

There are some conventional inspection methods for the detection of the reinforcing bar's corrosion but they can be invasive and destructive, often laborious, and lane closure is required and it is difficult or unreliable for any quantification of corrosion.

When the paper's parent, The New York Times Company, acquired About.com last February, it appears that the paper never published any quantification of the tax benefits -- even after The Washington Post had quoted a named tax expert who pegged the benefits at about $160 million over 15 years.

"Right now, we don't have any quantification of how big this [trend toward outsourcing] is" or exactly what direction it may take, she says.

However, this study was excluded from our systematic review since the conclusions were based on visual and subjective assessment of X-rays without any objective quantification of change or appropriate statistical analysis.

Our data set is too small to provide any statistical quantification of these differences; however, these results demonstrate that sonic wave velocity reduction is less severe in samples with pore dominated compared to microfracture microstructure.

Conservation of expression patterns between human mouse tissue-specific orthologs has been confirmed by an alternative experimental approach [ 25], but without any specific quantification of divergent orthologs.

Although these issues are widely acknowledged, we have been unable to find any systematic quantification of the spectrum of alcohol-related pathologies found at autopsy, and how this relates to the statistical codes selected to capture the single underlying cause of death, even though this must be an issue in all countries.

We also did not attempt to undertake any rigorous quantification of effect sizes in reported responses of biodiversity to climate change; such an approach would have required a systematic review and meta-analysis, which was beyond the scope of this overview of highly cited papers.