Sentence examples for made it quantifiable from inspiring English sources
This 'medical imaginary' became paradigmatic, in other words, not because dementia was inherently quantifiable but because, to quote Theodore Porter, certain groups made it quantifiable 'the better to manage it' (1995: 213).
And in a way they have made it a science, with quantifiable successes or failures along the 16 steps.
It's a part of human nature that nowadays feels reinforced, because the internet makes it all so quantifiable.
Despite these disadvantages, high-angle annular dark field (HAADF) STEM imaging has the advantage of giving a faithful representation of the sample structure over a wide range of thickness and defocus, making it more interpretable and quantifiable than TEM imaging.
It directly determines the precision of the overall damage assessment and the quantifiable levels, making it both a focus and a possible hurdle to be overcome in the comprehensive assessment of a disaster.
Hyundai hopes it can, and points to improvements throughout the Sonata that make it a better car in every quantifiable way.
While this increases the likelihood of studying clonal events, it makes it more difficult to perform detailed quantifiable analyses.
Its characteristics as a sensitive and nonspecific organ marker, along with an improved and quantifiable detection method by copper-binding assays, make it useful in the early diagnosis of perioperative bowel damage.
With the definition of optimal chains and their chain scores, we introduce a quantifiable, rankable criterion of match quality to our PSSM-FM concept, making it applicable for sequence classification.
And the company made no quantifiable progress growing its percentage of non-Asian ethnic minorities across the whole company or in its tech jobs.
The evidence marshalled in this evaluation suggests that cash and vouchers made a quantifiable difference in reducing hunger and improving food security, enabling a more rapid recovery than would have been possible without assistance.
