Sentence examples for fail to quantify from inspiring English sources
They fail to quantify and validate their traction and product-market fit.
While these approaches are extremely helpful in simplifying computations, they can fail to quantify how variability from different sources combines to influence the overall performance of the system.
It is normal for there to be a range in the number of incisors present at different ages probably related to maturity and live weight, but most reports fail to quantify these factors.
Connection degree (CND) based network theories largely fail to quantify or distinguish the teams' capability to serve their purpose, because the CND-based network properties of these two teams are exactly the same for example, they have the same average CND (ACND) and the same average CND-based clustering coefficient (ACNDCC).
Further, even with all those data, we would still fail to quantify the actual movement of children.
However, conventional meta-analyses often fail to quantify and compare adverse events across different drugs, dosages, formulations, and routes of administration.
Mathematical brilliance was supposed to model risk with precision, but the models evaporated along with the liquidity that they had failed to quantify.
In their 84-page report, the investigators laid out a pattern of missed opportunities and policy violations: inspection reports that failed to quantify the severity of corrosion, officials who later said they had not known that their duties included reviewing such inspections and a lack of special provisions for where heavy equipment should be placed for the construction work.
However, in the setting of human poisoning, basis of pharmacology failed to quantify interactions.
It has to be pointed out that the previous models failed to quantify the influence of individual factors on polymer viscosity.
Another advantage lies in its ability to attribute to the observed meteorological variables in China when the PD method fails to quantify the contribution of relative humidity and air temperature in net radiation.
