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Meanings of quantify in English

Portuguese
quantificar
Catalan
mesurar

Express as a number or measure or quantity.

quantificar
Usage of quantify in English
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Background: Multimorbidity is an important health outcome but is difficult to quantify.
Pubmed
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Objectives: Record review is the most used method to quantify patient safety.
Pubmed
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He said the aim is to quantify the risk for different groups.
Radio NZ
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List your work experience in reverse order, remembering to quantify your accomplishments.
News.com.au
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Conclusion: MDCT can be used to quantify MBF using first-pass dynamic data.
Pubmed
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Previous work to quantify bone density via MRI used powerful experimental scanners.
Pubmed
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Velocity-dependent phase images were used to quantify flow rates within the shunt.
Pubmed
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The amount of foreign aid given by Venezuela is hard to quantify.
The Guardian
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Liming said she was unable quantify the latest fire's impact on visitation.
Reuters
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Missense mutations were expressed to quantify residual activity using a new assay.
Pubmed
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Immunofluorescent labeling techniques were used to quantify the level of photosynthetic polypeptides.
Pubmed
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They can quantify the effects of anaesthetics on the central nervous system.
Pubmed
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Unfortunately, no method exists to simultaneously quantify these biomolecules in tissue extracts.
Pubmed
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I can hardly be expected to quantify it in a few minutes.
Bryant & may on the loose: a peculiar crimes unit mystery
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Accurate methods are required to quantify the severity and extent of disease.
Pubmed
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Rambukwella declined to quantify the economic impact of the electricity tariff rise.
Reuters
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Quantify through the time
Quantify across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare