Sentence examples for yet to be quantified from inspiring English sources

This wider impact and the creation of a new social norm have yet to be quantified but achievable change in incremental steps is crucial.

The merger of Biffa and UK Waste, which has yet to be cleared by the competition authorities, is expected to lead to job losses, though these are yet to be quantified.

It is thought that the Valley Fire could become the largest insurance loss for a northern California wildfire since 1991, Mark Bove, a senior research meteorologist for New Jersey-based Munich Reinsurance America told Reuters, although the damage is yet to be quantified.

However, the nature, extent, and intensity of this damage has yet to be quantified.

However, the effects of these phenomena are yet to be quantified in isolation, even for a system as classical as a cylinder under uniform bending.

Although the analysis of protein molecules is extensive, their primary sequences have yet to be quantified like their mass or size.

There is need therefore for new approaches that allow the breadth and depth of the topics under investigation to be captured, yet also allow these to be quantified and prioritised, and for the process to be as transparent as possible.

Practical exploitation of heterogeneous transmission requires the sources of variability to be quantified, yet it is unusual to have empirical data of sufficient resolution to distinguish their effects.

However, the exact make up and distribution of the deposited mass fraction in this set-up has yet to be qualified or quantified and remains an area of interest.

How much Wyatt will actually receive remains uncertain because of outstanding legal bills, which have yet to be fully quantified.

Whether this is a result of noise, traffic or even water quality remains to be seen and any costs of this switch away from the shoreline have yet to be accurately quantified.