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How would you quantify it?

And how do you quantify their current degree of maturity?

How does the standard deviation quantify measurement scatter?

It's difficult to quantify the value of space exploration.

Harder to quantify but still essential is measuring the "supportability" of the system.

This factor, although difficult to quantify, can be gauged using various metrics.

This paper does a nice job of trying to quantify that on a global scale.

But such predictions have been hard to quantify, the new study notes, because of limited data.

Even if success is uncertain and hard to quantify, you can be certain about failure.

You test and measure your code to ascertain and quantify its quality, but the code itself has already been written.

When an initiative is in the proposal stage, it is possible to quantify an anticipated value contribution.

Learning is a measure of progress, and we're always looking to understand and quantify a founder's progress.

We should stop trying to quantify rote memorization and instead focus on the intellectual skills that actually capture the virtues of education. Engel describes these talents as.

As well as lowering the cost of inputs for domestic firms, trade increases the variety of products and may also boost productivity-both tricky to quantify.

Others argue that the site is late to the game or trying to quantify leadership skills with a few data points.

Until now. A paper published last week in Nature Geoscience reports the results of recent work using neutrino detectors to quantify the radiogenic production of heat.

Capacity is really time, energy, and attention, and it's the energy and attention that are both the hardest to quantify and the ones that are limiting factor for creative work.

The effect of car care best practices, such as changing your oil or checking a tire's air pressure, is not implicit unless we have measurements to quantify what we gained or lost.

Using the mean of several measurements to quantify performance is certainly more accurate than using a single measurement, but it can be insufficient for determining which task executes faster.