Sentence examples for to quantify the success of from inspiring English sources
Still, it is hard to quantify the success of such campaigns.
It is difficult to quantify the success of the Kindle, since Amazon will not disclose how many it has sold and analysts' estimates vary widely.
To quantify the success of restoration projects, the researchers performed a meta-analysis of 621 restored and created wetland sites around the world.
But the rise of the technologies that enable Zynga also brought a newfound ability to quantify the success of a game, for better and worse.
Manual measurements have been repeated during five periods between 2008 and 2011 to quantify the success of grouting measures described later.
In art museums we struggle to quantify the success of our programs.
The influence on architecture of social scientists and medical experts now investigating how actually to quantify the success and failure of buildings, to establish criteria of proof, an increasingly important word, in terms of, say, the claims of green and healthy sites, seems no less urgent than Zaha Hadid's or Norman Foster's latest undertaking.
Just how effective these programs are is difficult to judge, since it takes time for administrators to quantify the success.
In this paper we consider the extent to which we can quantify the success of control programs in achieving both aims using routine surveillance data.
"From a Prime Minister's Downing Street GB Team reception; to winning the historic first gold medal of the 2014 Special Olympics European Games; to athletes performing at their personal best; it is hard to quantify the huge success of this brilliant Belgium experience.
Assuming the hemispherical crustal magnetisation is of internal origin, most numerical models attempting to design a Mars core dynamo model quantified the success of their efforts by comparing the resulting modelled magnetic fields to the actual crustal magnetisation pattern (Stanley et al. 2008; Amit et al. 2011; Dietrich and Wicht 2013; Monteux et al. 2015).
