Sentence examples for quantifying from inspiring English sources
The word "quantifying" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the process of measuring or determining the size, value, or amount of something. For example: "The research team spent the last six months quantifying the impact of the new tax law on small businesses."
verb
Present participle of quantify
He does this by quantifying over action/events, and treating we as a restricted quantifier over individuals within a group.
"Michael Gove, in particular, was obsessed by this idea of quantifying everything," Arthur says.
Dr Allen showed that, by quantifying the uncertainties, you can calculate the probability of a weather pattern occurring.
Quantifying the damage done by viruses, however, is extremely difficult.
But quantifying the benefits of innovation is almost impossible.
Quantifying the damage from floods, storms and droughtsTHE number of severe floods, droughts and storms has increased worldwide over the past three decades, according to the OECD's Environmental Outlook To 2050.
The affair is now in the hands of the police and the courts.Rumours and rupeesIron ore is a smallish part of the picture, but how small is hard to say; quantifying graft in India is a frustrating affair, and distracting conspiracy theories and innuendo abound.
"We work as a clearing-house for anecdotes," says one aid worker, "though quantifying what is going on inside Kosovo is nearly impossible".
Fortunately, a growing number of economists, not least at the bank, are turning to the tricky task of quantifying corruption.
The placeholder corresponds with a logical variable that becomes bound by the semantic counterpart of the quantifying-in rule.
But tapping into the stream of data they generate can give people new ways to deal with medical problems or improve their quality of life in other ways.Quantify thisSelf-quantifying is being taken seriously by start-ups, in Silicon Valley and elsewhere, which are launching new devices and software aimed at self-trackers.
