Sentence examples for a quantifiable term from inspiring English sources

The overall burden of disease to society involves a quantifiable monetary term and a quantifiable term reflecting loss of human life.

For translating the user's perception into quantifiable terms, a criterion is introduced to measure the similarity of candidate solutions with respect to reference designs.

All institutions are in need of innovation, creativity, courage -- all those talents and characteristics that make for interesting and effective leaders; however, we're also being threatened with government oversight and assessment -- told that if we don't prove the value of a higher education in quantifiable terms we may face all sorts of sanctions.

The study could be seen as suggesting, in empirical quantifiable terms, a historic shift of nursing identity as direct caregiving.

One of the best ways to secure a long term deal is to translate your volunteer experience into quantifiable terms which will give others a fair idea of how you contributed to the organization.

"Whatever you put on your résumé needs to be in quantifiable terms," said Mary W. Quigley, a journalism teacher at New York University and the author of "Going Back to Work: A Survival Guide for Comeback Moms".

It follows a "corporate anthropologist" who must assemble a sort of mega-document that explains the zeitgeist in quantifiable terms.

To measure the American dissidents' success in electoral or any other quantifiable terms would be beside the point.

The project will collect "more than just anecdotal evidence", says Derbyshire. "We want to try and capture data that will show in more quantifiable terms whether live music will contribute to lower dependence on drugs or fewer visits to the doctor, for example".

Our challenge is to express quality in quantifiable terms.

Treating such structures as representable by formulae enhances the impression that they are expressible in numerically quantifiable terms.