Sentence examples for measurable number from inspiring English sources

According to the Pew researchers, it is "a small but measurable number," not half.

But a perhaps tougher struggle confronts Chinese film executives who dream of making movies that will be seen not just at home, but also by a measurable number of viewers in the United States and elsewhere.

The flaw — which involves a small but measurable number of cases — has to do with the way the system generates random numbers, which are used to make it practically impossible for an attacker to unscramble digital messages.

A recent report from the Pew Research Center, focused on teens shows that nearly half have accessed the Web on a smartphone in the last 30 days and a small but measurable number did so using a borrowed phone.

It might be that only 10-20% of the graduating population of the top students are interested in the long-term wellbeing of the planet, but it's a measurable number and it's getting bigger and it's enough to be commercially interesting.

Historically, the problem of turning body movement into a measurable number of steps has proved an imperfect science.

The migration of Arabs to Detroit in measurable numbers began in the early twentieth century.

People came from 30 states last year, including measurable numbers from Texas, Florida and New York, said Jim Vick, the resort's marketing manager.

Perhaps surprisingly, the report also highlights that Canada, the United Kingdom, United States and Sweden are among the developed country nations that still have measurable numbers of people living without safe, private household toilets, too.

Considered a village in the historic County Durham for almost as long as it has been inhabited in measurable numbers, it was formally incorporated into the newly formed Metropolitan Borough of Gateshead by the Local Government Act 1972 which took effect on 1 April 1974 and is now instead a residential suburb.

The validation of assays that quantify antigen-specific T cell responses is critically dependent on cell samples that contain clearly defined measurable numbers of antigen-specific T cells.