quantify
Example Sentences
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“It is hard to quantify, but all in all we’re looking at between a few dozen and more than hundred fighters or operatives, at least based on some estimates over the last months,” he said.
It provides guidance to the government and other bodies on what constitutes unacceptable treatment of Muslims, aiming to help them better understand and quantify prejudice and hate crimes against this group.
From BBC
As part of the project, the team quantified how much CO2 becomes incorporated into ocean crust through these chemical reactions.
From Science Daily
With the recent addition of artificial intelligence, which makes mastery more difficult to quantify, this trend has been accelerated.
We create a mock tax return for clients to help quantify the cost of the conversion with great confidence.
From MarketWatch
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
