Sentence examples for more quantifiable measure from inspiring English sources

This machine produced a more quantifiable measure of coral well-being.

Quarterbacks face a different standard, however, a more quantifiable measure of greatness.

There exists several definitions for sparseness in the literature; for example, [5] simply defines sparseness as to contain as 'many zeros as possible', whereas others offer a more quantifiable measure such as kurtosis [6].

To provide a more quantifiable measure of the polarization we performed a detailed analysis of the electronic structure of the water molecules in terms of the positions of the centers of their Boys localized bond orbitals relative to the oxygen center of the water molecule (Wannier−Boys function center, WBFC, i.e. center of the Boys orbital).

In addition, this method can be used to more systematically evaluate different aspects of spatial cognition, investigate characteristics of multi-sensory integration during locomotion and provide a more objective, quantifiable measure of vection.

More accurate quantifiable measures of VCM exposure are not available; however, for the purpose of this study, we used industry established lists of exposure legally required in France.

In addition, businesses may need a more quantifiable way to measure the effectiveness of their customer service, so Twitter is allowing them to survey customers through the standard Net Promoter Score (NPS) and Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) formats.

Another quantifiable measure is fan interest.

"But that other event, in Oklahoma City — that was more quantifiable.

"Run3D provides an objective, quantifiable measure of how someone moves," says Leitch.

They give us a quantifiable measure of the project's success".