The benefit for Watson should be to have a difficult but measurable set of questions on which to measure the progress of its machine-learning technology.
HRQOL is becoming a popular measurable outcome that questions the perceived physical and mental health and function, and is generally considered an appropriate and adequate measure of health care service needs and intervention outcomes [ 3].
For years, researchers have questioned whether measurable differences exist in humans and nonhumans alike.
As sure as I am that the sun will rise tomorrow, I am certain that you will not receive an accurate, consistent, and truly measurable answer to your question.
In the absence of observable, measurable evidence, the very question "What designed the designer?" leads to an infinite regression from which intelligent design proponents can only escape by resorting to religious creationism or logical contradiction.
Adopting a macro view in their assessment, physician ED directors questioned the measurable impact of NPs as they are such a small portion of a large total ED workforce.
Then I read Good to Great, a research-led book that found one common trend among all great businesses called the "hedgehog concept", which means focusing a business on a single, measurable goal that aligns three questions: what can we be the best at?
The new approach to satellite development and data collection offer a means to answer many of these questions, and create measurable impact, providing both a financial and social safety net for the shipping and airline industries.
From the scientific point of view, additional detailed questions arise regarding measurable parameters like the morphology and quality of the formed repair tissue, chondrocyte viability and distribution within the regenerative tissue as well as defect filling and graft integration.
"I think it has a very profound impact, but how measurable that is is another question".
