Sentence examples for quite difficult to quantify from inspiring English sources

"The reason for actual face time is often subjective — quite difficult to quantify," said Henry H. Harteveldt, the vice president and principal analyst at Forrester.

It is also quite difficult to quantify side effects and improvement, and different classifications of patient level data can yield varied conclusions.

While perceivable visually, the effects of soiling are quite difficult to quantify.

The product costs of wind power energy are variable dependent on the wind resource quantity and the load factors of the wind generators, so it is quite difficult to quantify the unit cost per unit energy (kWh).

Antibiotics are routinely used during different stages of broiler rearing and their use can be quite difficult to quantify accurately.

Gene abundance, especially in extinct cells, may be quite difficult to quantify.

It is quite difficult to absolutely quantify the strength of the association for purely epistatic interaction models, since there is no baseline or risk allele at any locus.

Although defects in RPA-focus formation as measured by these methods can be clear when core resection proteins are mutated or absent, recent research has highlighted the fact that many proteins play a role in this process (19), with defects in some of them leading to often quite subtle phenotypes that can be difficult to quantify by standard microscopy-based assays.

"The scale of sexual violence both inside Syria and [against] refugees is difficult to quantify, but appears quite high," said Daryl Grisgraber, from RI. "So I think these numbers are probably higher than we are even guessing at right now.

This is difficult to quantify.

This can be more difficult to quantify.