Car transportation rates correspond to sand flux for sediment beds, which is a quantifiable factor.
The quantifiable elements of a manufacturing product stream, the "hard measures," are mass flow, cash flow, asset cost flow, and information flow.
In addition, we also need to acknowledge that this type of MCDA provides a way to account for quantifiable elements of the decision-making process, yet other elements like feasibility, transaction costs, historical or local context, among others, may be difficult to incorporate into the approach [ 21].
However, the foundational properties and basic constraints might influence the entire system more than the quantifiable elements and have to be considered in initial analysis steps.
It has a modular design and separate question sets to capture demographic characteristics, screen for caseness, diagnose headache type according to ICHD-3 beta criteria[16] and assess various quantifiable elements of burden.
In such analyses the focus is primarily on the more visible and quantifiable elements at risk, such as buildings, physical or financial assets, and human lives, as opposed to on human vulnerabilities and capacities (Twigg 2004).
However, these same species differ in important, quantifiable elements of life history.
Add concrete, quantifiable elements.
In the current study, a complex case was tested to further explore the non-quantifiable elements of decision, to develop a comprehensive framework supporting consideration of all elements of decision, and to explore the validity of this approach.
Articulating cause and effect in a quantifiable sense would be highly problematic for any element of LCNS work, even in the context of rigorously designed experimental studies, as the impact of many advanced nursing roles is inherently hard to capture.
Or are the less-quantifiable elements – like "team chemistry" or "momentum" – usually the more important ones?
