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  • But this is a difficult area to quantify precisely.
  • The program 's main objective is to improve our ability to quantify the probability and magnitude of future rapid climate change.
  • Stephen Blakeway attempted to quantify the result of controlling rinderpest in south Sudan.
  • These sources are all difficult to quantify due to the nature of the sources and to the lack of appropriate UK measurements.
  • We established the UOS as a measure to help our members quantify their exchange.
  • Our aim is to quantify uncertainty in flow performance prediction due to uncertainty in a reservoir description.
  • Methodology The objective of the survey was to quantify for the first time the economic value of hunting with hounds in Northern Ireland.
  • This research in the area of molecular biology, involved reporter assay methods to quantify gene expression and immunological techniques to measure protein concentrations.
  • Read this white paper as a guide to quantify the scope of the spyware problem within corporate environments.
  • It is difficult to quantify opportunity, but the economic value of any degree is enhanced by the career opportunities it offers.
  • Munchausen syndrome by proxy is also hard to quantify due to the number of undetected or undiagnosed cases.
  • In the TSB test, spectrophotometry is used to identify and quantify the amount of bilirubin in a specific amount of serum by measuring the amount of ultraviolet light absorbed by bilirubin pigment in the sample.
  • Researchers did quantify, however, that 9 percent fewer breast cancers occurred in the low-fat diet group, although diet was not determined to be the sole reason.
  • With the advent of 'binge drinking', for many who socialize on a regular basis it is almost impossible to quantify the amount of alcohol being taken in a week.
  • The warm liquid in her mouth didn't taste like blood; it was virtually flavorless, tainted by a sweetness hard to quantify.
  • You need to prove causation, then loss, then to quantify the loss.
  • PrP accumulation Image analysis was used to quantify PrP plaque formation in the tissue samples of human cerebellum.
  • Stringent internal quality control procedures were adopted to identify and quantify PCBs congeners in both packaging and food.
  • The net contribution of dryland degradation to global warming is difficult to quantify at this time.
  • Tests followed to quantify the extent of the deterioration.
  • The primary goal is to quantify accurately the global air-sea fluxes of CO 2.
  • They had also spent several hours each day practicing the maths test used to quantify sleep inertia.
  • The study has developed non-invasive tools to quantify HPA activity in lion-tailed macaques.
  • We have managed to explain, and quantify, the origin of the surprising negative gradient of the bulk modulus in this model.
  • Music consistently outwits all attempts to store, own, quantify and of course sell it - as I pointed out last time.
  • If significant proteinuria is detected, a 24-hour urine sample should be arranged to quantify the problem.
  • No DNA method yet exists that can accurately quantify the amount of meat species in meat products.
  • A theory to quantify the amount of melt in the magma reservoir will be developed.
  • Mr Ching could not quantify the indirect cost to council taxpayers of the deferral of other capital schemes.
  • They will learn to identify and quantify the specific uncertainties that threaten success.
  • Participants will also be given the tools to quantify the impacts of their educational work.
  • The transfer process is not sufficiently advanced, however, to be able to quantify at this stage precisely what will be required.
  • It 's hard to quantify where this hatred comes from.
  • You cannot quantify what a standard garage door is any more.
  • While these may be difficult to quantify in monetary terms, for me they are the killer argument.
  • While many have tried to quantify and qualify what makes a game addictive, it is an elusive quotient.
  • As part of his work at Duke, Rhine and his wife Louisa created a scientific structure around the emerging field of parapsychology and attempted to quantify psi or psychic abilities.
  • It is difficult to quantify how many people are involved in social networking across all the different sites, but some estimates say that two thirds of all web users will visit a social networking site at least once a month.
  • It is remarkable that in Barbara, and therefore in many scientific deductions, to think the quantity of the predicate is not to the point either in the premises or in the conclusion; so that to quantify the propositions, as Hamilton proposes, would be to express more than a rational man thinks and judges.
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