Sentence examples for to quantify beyond doubt from inspiring English sources
However, because of the inextricable linkage between AV and VV timings, it is very difficult to quantify beyond doubt the relative contribution to improvements of these two electrical abnormalities, using standard clinical data.
Judges were hostile to the answer, unwilling to quantify "beyond a reasonable doubt", preferring rather to answer causation questions with the common sense of the ordinary man.
The chilling effect is hard to quantify, because beyond the prosecutions and the injunctions lie stories that are never written for fear of an angry legal fax.
And he said that the company had laid out additional cost-cutting plans beyond those previously planned, but he declined to quantify their extent.
Here's what many brands learned: Beyond the numbers and slightly more difficult to quantify is the influence that multicultural consumers, especially African Americans, have on the masses.
Moving beyond anecdotal evidence is difficult, but the study tries to quantify the number of children who remain at risk.
Without much doubt, attitudes about race — and even outright racism — played a role, although one that is hard to quantify.
The Prime Minister has said that more needed to be done to put parliament's integrity "beyond doubt".
We try to quantify everything.
That was hard to quantify".
