Sentence examples for unable to quantify from inspiring English sources

Whitehall's statistics body said it was unable to quantify the impact.

Previous literature reviews have been unable to quantify the burden of FSD in general populations.

Today's figures represent world-leading work by the ONS, supported by the Home Office, to reveal something we have always known but were previously unable to quantify".

We would likely be unaware and unable to quantify global change if it were not for the metrological capacities of digital technology.

Its existence seems to contradict agency statements to congress that it is unable to quantify its surveillance work in the US.

He was unable to quantify its success, saying that was a "difficult question to answer" but the department "made a decision" that it was successful.

As a result, the time of flight of each impulse is not available and the robot is unable to quantify the distance to the source.

In many instances the banks are unable to quantify, as yet, the impact of ongoing cases – although RBS provided the most detailed warning of potential future fines by setting aside £385m to cover legal costs associated with unspecified regulatory actions.

As we were unable to quantify available carbon resources in the rhizosphere directly, we made the assumption that all 48 resources used to characterize bacterial resource consumption patterns were available in the rhizosphere.

At depths below this we note a continued increase in lifetime but we are unable to quantify this due to a limited 12 ns time window defined by the laser repetition rate.

This forces companies to invest considerably more in flexible and robust production systems capable of withstanding a certain amount of change however unable to quantify the benefits in advance.