Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Those targets shall be quantified using a limited number of indicators taking into account the proportionality principle.
• The Commission considers that any other possible benefits are too uncertain to be quantified and taken into account.
• Societal repercussions of major natural hazards will be quantified.
• Can these largely negative consequences for business and consumers be quantified?
• When possible, the differences should be quantified.
• These objectives, whether defined within a legislative reference framework or set out in a Commission recommendation, must be binding on the parties involved and be quantified and subdivided into various phases if the agreement covers a long period of time.
• An attraction that can't be quantified or explained.
• BSE has been a very expensive lesson to us all which cannot be quantified.

• NB: The components to be quantified refer to the peaks with carbon pair numbers between esters C40 and C46, using the example of the olive oil wax chromatogram shown in the figure below.
• The components to be quantified refer to the peaks with carbon pair numbers between esters C40 and C46, using the example of the olive oil wax chromatogram shown in the figure below.
• The degree of susceptibility of potatoes to potato cyst nematodes shall be quantified according to the following standard scoring notation as referred to in Article 9(2).
• It is encouraging, but the revolution you are proposing will have to be quantified in order to convince the other Commissioners that we need to go in another direction.
• Although this method is designed principally to assess effects on reproduction, it is possible that other effects may also be sufficiently quantified to allow statistical analysis.
• It is important that this can be quantified to monitor progress.
• Statistical errors in the outcomes of the testing methodology caused by the measurements are to be quantified.
• The Commission considers that any other possible benefits are too uncertain to be quantified and taken into account.