(1) IMG said it wasn't possible to quantify the extent of the damage for this year but it said it expected to still to be profitable and generate cash.

(2) It is impossible to quantify the extent of the black economy

(3) It is impossible to quantify the number of people involved.

(4) Some very smart people have worked on ways to get around these problems or at least to quantify them carefully.

(5) Further study should not only continue to highlight but also quantify the cost to society of this.

(6) The fitness component of phage growth rate was measured to quantify this phenomenon.

(7) Can we really quantify costs in such a rigorous way, for the world as a whole and for a century or more hence?

(8) It's very hard to quantify the cost

(9) These measures enabled researchers to quantify each individual act of violence in each film.

(10) And while it is easy to quantify the cost so far, it is much harder to work out how big an impact it will have in future.

(11) Vega, our fourth and final risk measure, quantifies risk exposure to implied volatility changes.

(12) Surface exposure is often quantified using a measure of accessibility of a residue side chain to a solvent molecule.

(13) Unfortunately, they come up short in providing a tangible value proposition that quantifies what the product actually means to a business.

(14) Fluorescence was quantified in terms of average pixel intensity.

(15) But Gonzalez et al provide no quantifiable measures that help us determine if their claim is correct.

(16) For the most part, they are essentially statistical in nature and the need for objectivity, quantifiability and accuracy point in turn to the technical expertise required in order to compile them.

(17) And is it even possible to anticipate - in a quantifiable way - the future benefits of current discoveries and inventions?

(18) Time has an easily quantifiable value when measured in railway timetables and the speed of processing units in computers.

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