Sentence examples for measurable kind from inspiring English sources
A petty tyrant who steps out of line is liable to spend up to six months in prison.Such remedies are draconian, particularly given that vandalism the most measurable kind of anti-social behaviour has been declining since 1995 (see chart).
6-10: The best hospital novels explore the relationships between clinical healing and less measurable kinds of recovery Something of a blockbuster, set mostly in Addis Ababa where gifted doctors wash up one by one in an under-resourced but profoundly humane institution.
Now, thanks largely to better ways of measuring the physiological impact of emotions, which until recently were measurable only subjectively, this kind of research has become more mainstream.
If they recommend a technical solution to you, cloud or otherwise, they should be able to provide the same kind of measurable and predictable benefits.
Mitchison isolated a type of yeast cell that was particularly amenable, through its measurable shape, to this kind of study and in 1971 he produced the influential book The Biology of the Cell Cycle.
Rather, he said, the administration felt it would be prudent to wait until it had "taken stock of what kind of measurable progress we were able to generate" out of meetings with Chinese officials at three upcoming economic meetings.
Recently, I returned for a few weeks to the church where I was baptized in an earnest attempt to put my Christian faith into some kind of measurable practice.
He asserts in his brief, "one thing that insider trading does not cause are the kinds of measurable losses to identifiable victims that conventional frauds cause".
Insider trading does not cause "the kinds of measurable losses to identifiable victims that conventional fraud causes," Mr. Rajaratnam's lawyers wrote in a court filing.
This can be particularly problematic when an appropriate concern with the outcomes of health care is channeled into a narrow focus on the kinds of measurable health status changes that are investigated in studies of the effectiveness of technologies designed to limit disease and/or to lower the risks of disability and death.
