Sentence examples for is easier to quantify from inspiring English sources

This is easier to quantify.

In any case, the other inspiration is easier to quantify: rings' share of diamond jewelry sales had slipped.

To many investors, demand for gas is easier to quantify than oil, and is not dependent on the whims of OPEC ministers half a world away.

It is easier to quantify the losses Wikipedia has inflicted on encyclopedia publishers than the benefits it has generated for users like Ms Mollica.

But now, with message boards and Facebook, among other outlets, their dissent is easier to quantify, and the narrative of a princeling, a silver Ferrari, and a dead policeman becomes all the more vivid.

For the traumatic brain injury portion of Miles's permanent impairment, they awarded him $7,000, less than for his damaged eye, because vision loss is easier to quantify than loss of cognitive function.

The managers in charge of the Portal deal assessed uncertainty in terms of "whether it is easy to quantify the combined value of the target and the deal".

Though, plate-electrodes are easy to use for laboratory experiments, and quantification of geometrical characteristics of the electric field generated within them is easy to quantify, their application for in-situ experiments and for samples of cylindrical shape becomes difficult.

The width of the track is easy to quantify.

The bacteriophage MS2 is a virus that only infects a bacterium called E. coli, a resident in healthy human intestinal tracts that is easy to quantify.

The former effect is easy to quantify with existing data, the latter more difficult.