Sentence examples for be made measurable from inspiring English sources

Quality must be made measurable.

Galileo suggested that what is not measurable be made measurable.

On a technical, but also on a commercial side, trust has to be made measurable, in order to represent it in decision making contexts (e.g., for provider selection).

To find out whether the goals have been reached they must be made measurable.

For example, the criterion 'devotes attention to good practical applicability within the municipalities' could be made measurable by asking the RHSs to score the question 'How well were the recommendations for local authorities formulated in the report?', using a 5-point Likert-type response scale, expressed in terms of five practices ranging from worst to best practice.

In the meantime, China is making measurable progress in decarbonizing its economy and has become the largest producer of solar panels in the world.

Two weeks ago I was proud to launch our latest Progress for Children report that showed that the world is making measurable progress in getting both boys and girls into school.

Similar statements can be made about a measurable function in $\mathbb R^n$.

Schwartz: I think a lot is going to depend on whether the various dramatic efforts that are now being made have measurable effect before the next presidential election; I think I f they do, the Republican Party should fold up its tent and go away.

These studies together must be supplemented by UQ analyses, in such a way that a measurable progress can be made over time.

Such readings, and such resultant criticism both within and without the Dutch (or American) academy, would focus on how the juxtaposition of not just codes of speech but entire four-dimensional streams of reality creates a dialogic space wherein measurable progress can be made on issues of moment and impact.