Sentence examples for quantified when from inspiring English sources

"It's the amounts that can be quantified when you enter into the agreement so that it's an amount you know for certain," Schaper said.

The damage was quantified when a study by Harvard researchers released a year ago stated that the South African AIDS policy was responsible for 365,000 premature deaths.

A low enzyme activity of 32 U/mL was quantified when the basal media in the presence of acid treated coconut dregs was supplemented with 3.5% coconut oil.

Apparently, it is of utmost importance that IAP be quantified when, as recommended by the World Society on the Abdominal Compartment Syndrome (WSACS), certain risk factors are present (Figure 2; Table 2).

Amounts of organic carbon in the mineral soil (SOC) and fine-root (<5 mm) carbon (RC) were quantified, when possible down to 1 m depth, in 150 soil profiles from 39 sites in the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico.

So that the effect of entrance channel dimensions, especially very long one-way traffic channels, on berth occupancy should be quantified when determining berth capacities at the master planning stage.

"Valuations are extremely difficult to quantify when a company knows it has to grow and have pockets deep enough to do so," said Steven Yanis, an analyst at Banc of America Securities.

"I'm reluctant to say it delays you by X weeks or by Y months because you could never quantify when a particular child would be ready to crawl or push up in the first place," she says.

Adolescents self-reported their difficulties, and this perception can be hard to quantify when measured against medical standards.

Such objects are those that cannot be eliminated through paraphrase and over which we have to quantify when we regiment the relevant theories (using first-order logic).

Quantifying when particular species are active and how activity varies with environmental conditions is difficult without the use of automated devices due to the need for continuous monitoring.