Sentence examples for quantified which from inspiring English sources

He says: First, there are no reliable measures of the 'social return on investment', only estimates of the financial value of those aspects of social change that can be quantified, which are relatively few.

Different strengthening mechanisms have been quantified which cumulatively contribute to the yield strength of the current steels.

The amount of paclitaxel loaded into the particles was quantified which indicated high encapsulation efficiencies (43 99%).

In particular a quasi-steady permeate flux is quantified, which is observed at early times when most reactive sites are still available.

Different gross and nanometer scale topographies of CAMs were quantified, which are vital for 3D image scrutiny and can precisely enumerate angiogenesis.

However, understanding of this relationship has not been quantified, which is vital to improve the planning and management of the agricultural land uses.

Her multidisciplinary work is difficult to quantify, which meant she had, she says, been finding it very difficult to secure funding – especially to work on ideas.

"We wanted to develop a system to quantify which helmets perform better specifically with risk of concussion".

Vattenfall, a Swedish power utility, has tried to quantify which ones would be worth undertaking at what price (see chart 3).The result is a testament to economic irrationality.

Hence, it is difficult to quantify which vertical coordinate configuration works best for the coastal region.

There is an additional cost that we cannot quantify, which is the increase in regulation including likely restrictions for savings deposits.