Sentence examples for attempting to quantify from inspiring English sources

No known city-sponsored study is currently attempting to quantify it.

"Attempting to quantify softer skills is a much touchier subject," said Mr. Anderson, adding that employers would value behavioral tests to assess applicants before interviewing them.

But that is still not enough.Although the industry is going through a rough patch commercially, reinsurers are attempting to quantify more carefully their exposure to catastrophe risk.

The researchers were attempting to quantify the feeling of loneliness — a sense of not having meaningful contact with others, accompanied by painful distress.

"Noise" is just about everything else, including the chart showing the performance of that stock between 9 30 A.M. and 11 23 A.M. and the random thoughts of anonymous traders attempting to quantify the amount of fear in the market.

Some of those who had scientific training designed very carefully controlled experiments or intelligence operations, attempting to quantify data on appeals of various types of propaganda to given reactors.

Suggestion: ignore the labels and when finished touring this exhibit, head for the Huntington's spectacular cactus garden, where the space is not interrupted by labels attempting to quantify the West, and the vista of needles and sun and the occasional flower goes on forever, or at least until closing time.

Therefore, it is important to characterize the sample composition before attempting to quantify the actual bio-active compounds.

Different wind-wave relative speeds are simulated attempting to quantify the influence of the wind on the wave propagation.

The process of identifying and attempting to quantify sources of uncertainty (both epistemic and aleatory) can be very informative, from all key perspectives (scientists, risk assessors and stakeholders).

And they do not attempt to quantify indirect costs.