The phrase "a quantifiable change in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurable alterations or differences in a specific context, such as research, data analysis, or performance metrics.
Example: "The study revealed a quantifiable change in the participants' behavior after the intervention."
Alternatives: "a measurable change in" or "a significant alteration in".
"Based on our results, the benefit we experience from meditation isn't strictly psychological; there is a clear and quantifiable change in how our bodies function," said Rudolph Tanzi, who holds positions both at Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital, in a statement.
Marketers across the spectrum – including Apple, Mercedes, Procter & Gamble, Sears and Sony – have discovered that it is a powerful weapon of influence that can be leveraged to create meaningful, quantifiable change in consumer behavior.
The significant effect of Mac-2 on Macrophomina resistance will likely result in noticeable and quantifiable change in phenotype sufficient to support its role as a Mendelian factor.
Duvick1 stated that yield gain due to plant density is perhaps the only clear and quantifiable change in maize hybrids over time.
Illness in the intensive care unit is defined not by pathologic changes in a particular tissue or by structural changes in a specific organ, but by a constellation of quantifiable changes in physiological and biochemical measures.
As such, subtle changes in individual joints that are not reproducibly assessed by independent readers because of differences in the level of certainty translate into subtle but quantifiable changes in a patient's total Sharp score, and eventually contribute to changes in group means.
Within 24 hr after exposure to DEPs, quantifiable changes in cytokines, an influx of inflammatory cells and proteins, and up-regulation of gene expression of inflammatory mediators are observable in BALF from exposed rats (Rao et al. 2005).
Finally, especially for naked plasmid strategies, the poor DNA uptake of cardiac and muscle cells is low, the short transient expression limited up to 2 weeks can be insufficient for achieve an effective angiogenic stimulus with substantial quantifiable changes in the heart parameter in comparison to the results obtained in preclinical models.
We show that the introduction of elastic stress waves in a transparent medium gives rise to detectable and quantifiable changes in the refractive index, which is proportional to stress.
(Teacher 3) A key finding of this study is that, while quantifiable changes in pain severity and interference scores were reported, more striking was how service users said they modified their ways of managing the sensations of pain, because of the AT lessons.
