Definition of unquantified in English:

unquantified

adjective ʌnˈkwɒntɪfʌɪdˌənˈkwän(t)əˌfīd

Not expressed or measured in terms of quantity.
没有量化的；没有用数量表达的
we now have abundant, if unquantified, evidence
我们现在拥有大量的证据，虽然具体数目不详。
Example sentencesExamples
- There is evidence that there were unquantified problems with ‘leakers’ which were bags of milk which leaked.
- Many of its depots were caught up in the disaster, with an unquantified amount of the firm's equipment damaged.
- Today, we see many of these same concerns about a currently unquantified threat of attack and outbreak versus a very real threat of severe results from the cure.
- However, what was delivered is no more than aspirational and the unquantified projections.
- Icmsa president Pat O'Rourke said the report cost over €350,000 and delivered nothing more than aspirational and unquantified projections.
- Mr Breen's budget looked healthier than it did in March, when there were huge, unquantified costs leaving large holes and risks in the PCT's finances.
- Deputy O'Shea stated that global warming is as yet an unquantified future force in regard to coastal erosion.
- Many rare breeds possess special and distinctive characteristics, which have an unquantified potential value, not only in research but also in novel systems of animal production.
- Not only is there a health risk, one as yet unquantified, but the move would place the supply of crops in the hands of unaccountable corporations who, with the NGOs, would control Africa's food stocks.
- They would say that Iraq poses huge, if unquantified threats to the free world.
- The advantage of these imperial gains, especially in the last third of the century, had been uncertain and unquantified.
- Further, the judge refused to take into account the contributions of the parties by way of their labour, being unquantified in monetary terms, and similarly Mrs Drake's other contributions to the household were ignored.
- And still unquantified is the impact of fiscal decentralization on central government revenues and spending obligations.
- Yesterday, Michael Collins SC, for the bank, said the deficit was unquantified at the moment but was potentially very serious and appeared to have arisen from the activities of Stephen Pearson rather than Mr Morrogh.
- Its case now rests, not on the current situation, but on an unquantified projection into the future.
- And it may be forced to write-down the value of some of its magazine mastheads by an as yet unquantified amount.
- So in the instant case after receipt of the final certificate which quantified those claims left unquantified by the Engineer's decision, the appellants gave notice to the Engineer of a dispute in relation to quantification.
- This, however, allows for unidentified and thus unquantified errors to be dispersed, with potential risk to patient health.
- In view of the novelty and uncertainties of [Marc's] case, I do not think that the doctors could reasonably have been expected to do more than advise on the risks and advantages of each option in fairly broad and unquantified terms.
- We have been asked by the council to take on a pension liability which is unspecified and unquantified.
Synonyms
unnamed, unstated, unidentified, undesignated, undefined, unfixed, undecided, undetermined, uncertain, uncounted

Definition of unquantified in US English:

unquantified

adjectiveˌənˈkwän(t)əˌfīd

Not expressed or measured in terms of quantity.
没有量化的；没有用数量表达的
we now have abundant, if unquantified, evidence
我们现在拥有大量的证据，虽然具体数目不详。
Example sentencesExamples
- Yesterday, Michael Collins SC, for the bank, said the deficit was unquantified at the moment but was potentially very serious and appeared to have arisen from the activities of Stephen Pearson rather than Mr Morrogh.
- This, however, allows for unidentified and thus unquantified errors to be dispersed, with potential risk to patient health.
- Many of its depots were caught up in the disaster, with an unquantified amount of the firm's equipment damaged.
- We have been asked by the council to take on a pension liability which is unspecified and unquantified.
- In view of the novelty and uncertainties of [Marc's] case, I do not think that the doctors could reasonably have been expected to do more than advise on the risks and advantages of each option in fairly broad and unquantified terms.
- Not only is there a health risk, one as yet unquantified, but the move would place the supply of crops in the hands of unaccountable corporations who, with the NGOs, would control Africa's food stocks.
- And still unquantified is the impact of fiscal decentralization on central government revenues and spending obligations.
- They would say that Iraq poses huge, if unquantified threats to the free world.
- However, what was delivered is no more than aspirational and the unquantified projections.
- Many rare breeds possess special and distinctive characteristics, which have an unquantified potential value, not only in research but also in novel systems of animal production.
- Icmsa president Pat O'Rourke said the report cost over €350,000 and delivered nothing more than aspirational and unquantified projections.
- So in the instant case after receipt of the final certificate which quantified those claims left unquantified by the Engineer's decision, the appellants gave notice to the Engineer of a dispute in relation to quantification.
- Its case now rests, not on the current situation, but on an unquantified projection into the future.
- There is evidence that there were unquantified problems with ‘leakers’ which were bags of milk which leaked.
- And it may be forced to write-down the value of some of its magazine mastheads by an as yet unquantified amount.
- Further, the judge refused to take into account the contributions of the parties by way of their labour, being unquantified in monetary terms, and similarly Mrs Drake's other contributions to the household were ignored.
- Deputy O'Shea stated that global warming is as yet an unquantified future force in regard to coastal erosion.
- Mr Breen's budget looked healthier than it did in March, when there were huge, unquantified costs leaving large holes and risks in the PCT's finances.
- The advantage of these imperial gains, especially in the last third of the century, had been uncertain and unquantified.
- Today, we see many of these same concerns about a currently unquantified threat of attack and outbreak versus a very real threat of severe results from the cure.
Synonyms
unnamed, unstated, unidentified, undesignated, undefined, unfixed, undecided, undetermined, uncertain, uncounted

单词	unquantified
释义	Definition of unquantified in English: unquantified adjective ʌnˈkwɒntɪfʌɪdˌənˈkwän(t)əˌfīd Not expressed or measured in terms of quantity. 没有量化的；没有用数量表达的 we now have abundant, if unquantified, evidence 我们现在拥有大量的证据，虽然具体数目不详。 Example sentencesExamples There is evidence that there were unquantified problems with ‘leakers’ which were bags of milk which leaked. Many of its depots were caught up in the disaster, with an unquantified amount of the firm's equipment damaged. Today, we see many of these same concerns about a currently unquantified threat of attack and outbreak versus a very real threat of severe results from the cure. However, what was delivered is no more than aspirational and the unquantified projections. Icmsa president Pat O'Rourke said the report cost over €350,000 and delivered nothing more than aspirational and unquantified projections. Mr Breen's budget looked healthier than it did in March, when there were huge, unquantified costs leaving large holes and risks in the PCT's finances. Deputy O'Shea stated that global warming is as yet an unquantified future force in regard to coastal erosion. Many rare breeds possess special and distinctive characteristics, which have an unquantified potential value, not only in research but also in novel systems of animal production. Not only is there a health risk, one as yet unquantified, but the move would place the supply of crops in the hands of unaccountable corporations who, with the NGOs, would control Africa's food stocks. They would say that Iraq poses huge, if unquantified threats to the free world. The advantage of these imperial gains, especially in the last third of the century, had been uncertain and unquantified. Further, the judge refused to take into account the contributions of the parties by way of their labour, being unquantified in monetary terms, and similarly Mrs Drake's other contributions to the household were ignored. And still unquantified is the impact of fiscal decentralization on central government revenues and spending obligations. Yesterday, Michael Collins SC, for the bank, said the deficit was unquantified at the moment but was potentially very serious and appeared to have arisen from the activities of Stephen Pearson rather than Mr Morrogh. Its case now rests, not on the current situation, but on an unquantified projection into the future. And it may be forced to write-down the value of some of its magazine mastheads by an as yet unquantified amount. So in the instant case after receipt of the final certificate which quantified those claims left unquantified by the Engineer's decision, the appellants gave notice to the Engineer of a dispute in relation to quantification. This, however, allows for unidentified and thus unquantified errors to be dispersed, with potential risk to patient health. In view of the novelty and uncertainties of [Marc's] case, I do not think that the doctors could reasonably have been expected to do more than advise on the risks and advantages of each option in fairly broad and unquantified terms. We have been asked by the council to take on a pension liability which is unspecified and unquantified. Synonyms unnamed, unstated, unidentified, undesignated, undefined, unfixed, undecided, undetermined, uncertain, uncounted Definition of unquantified in US English: unquantified adjectiveˌənˈkwän(t)əˌfīd Not expressed or measured in terms of quantity. 没有量化的；没有用数量表达的 we now have abundant, if unquantified, evidence 我们现在拥有大量的证据，虽然具体数目不详。 Example sentencesExamples Yesterday, Michael Collins SC, for the bank, said the deficit was unquantified at the moment but was potentially very serious and appeared to have arisen from the activities of Stephen Pearson rather than Mr Morrogh. This, however, allows for unidentified and thus unquantified errors to be dispersed, with potential risk to patient health. Many of its depots were caught up in the disaster, with an unquantified amount of the firm's equipment damaged. We have been asked by the council to take on a pension liability which is unspecified and unquantified. In view of the novelty and uncertainties of [Marc's] case, I do not think that the doctors could reasonably have been expected to do more than advise on the risks and advantages of each option in fairly broad and unquantified terms. Not only is there a health risk, one as yet unquantified, but the move would place the supply of crops in the hands of unaccountable corporations who, with the NGOs, would control Africa's food stocks. And still unquantified is the impact of fiscal decentralization on central government revenues and spending obligations. They would say that Iraq poses huge, if unquantified threats to the free world. However, what was delivered is no more than aspirational and the unquantified projections. Many rare breeds possess special and distinctive characteristics, which have an unquantified potential value, not only in research but also in novel systems of animal production. Icmsa president Pat O'Rourke said the report cost over €350,000 and delivered nothing more than aspirational and unquantified projections. So in the instant case after receipt of the final certificate which quantified those claims left unquantified by the Engineer's decision, the appellants gave notice to the Engineer of a dispute in relation to quantification. Its case now rests, not on the current situation, but on an unquantified projection into the future. There is evidence that there were unquantified problems with ‘leakers’ which were bags of milk which leaked. And it may be forced to write-down the value of some of its magazine mastheads by an as yet unquantified amount. Further, the judge refused to take into account the contributions of the parties by way of their labour, being unquantified in monetary terms, and similarly Mrs Drake's other contributions to the household were ignored. Deputy O'Shea stated that global warming is as yet an unquantified future force in regard to coastal erosion. Mr Breen's budget looked healthier than it did in March, when there were huge, unquantified costs leaving large holes and risks in the PCT's finances. The advantage of these imperial gains, especially in the last third of the century, had been uncertain and unquantified. Today, we see many of these same concerns about a currently unquantified threat of attack and outbreak versus a very real threat of severe results from the cure. Synonyms unnamed, unstated, unidentified, undesignated, undefined, unfixed, undecided, undetermined, uncertain, uncounted
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