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Definition of quantified - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mathematicsTECH. converted into a numerical formTECH.
- The quantified results were easier to analyze.
2.
logicTECH. used as a quantifier in logicTECH.
- The quantified statement was essential in the proof.
Origin of quantified
Latin, quantificare (to quantify)
Terms with quantified included in their meaning
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quantified
determined by measurement
quantifiable
able to be measured or quantified
immeasurably
in a way that cannot be quantified
psychology theory
relating to the theory that behavior can be quantified and scientifically analyzed
quantifiable extent
in a way that can be measured or quantified
not measured
not quantified or calculated
mathematics
variable quantified by a quantifier in expressions
measurable
capable of being measured or quantified
countable
able to be counted or quantified
magnetic resonance
transverse dephasing in a field, quantified by the T2 decay time
Examples of quantified in a sentence
Quantified metrics helped in the decision-making process. A quantified variable was introduced in the equation. The quantified expression simplified the logic problem.
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- French:quantifié, ...
- German:quantifiziert, ...
- Italian:quantificato, ...
- Spanish:cuantificado, medido, ...
- Portuguese:quantificado, quantitativo, ...
- Chinese:转换成数字形式的, 量化的, ...
- Japanese:数値化された, 量化された, ...
- Arabic:مُكَمَّم, ...
- Hebrew:מְכוּמָּת, מְכֻמָּת, ...
- Russian:превращенный в числовую форму, квантифицированный, ...
- Ukrainian:кількісно визначений, квантифікований, ...
- Hindi:संख्यात्मक, मात्रात्मक, ...
Definition of quantify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
express numericallyexpress or measure the quantity of something in numerical terms
- The report quantifies the impact of the new policy on productivity.
2.
mathematicsdetermine the amount or number of something
- We need to quantify the resources available.
Origin of quantify
Latin, quantus (how much) + facere (to make)
Examples of quantify in a sentence
It's hard to quantify the benefits of the new system. Scientists attempt to quantify the impact of climate change. It's challenging to quantify the benefits of the new policy.
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- French:quantifier, évaluer, ...
- German:quantifizieren, messen, ...
- Italian:misurare, calcolare, ...
- Spanish:cuantificar, calcular, ...
- Portuguese:medir, calcular, ...
- Chinese:量化, 确定, ...
- Japanese:数値化する, 定量化する, ...
- Arabic:كَمَّ, قَيَّمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְכַמֵּת, לְכַמֵּת, ...
- Russian:выражать количественно, определять количество, ...
- Ukrainian:кількісно оцінювати, кількісно оцінити, ...
- Hindi:परिमाणित करना, गणना करना, ...
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