Sentence examples for more readily quantifiable from inspiring English sources

One is that the information is more readily quantifiable.

Therefore, more specific measures are useful for impacts that are more readily quantifiable or are relatively policy-relevant.

Nuclear translocation events were more readily quantifiable for J6JFH Clone 2, particularly in the context of V protein expression (Fig. 4B,C).

Certainly, we are unable at present to adequately quantify levels of morphological divergence in the East Asia Clade so that we could compare them with the more readily quantifiable levels of divergence in the molecular characteristics documented here (Figs.  1, 2 and 3).

The evaluation of end-use relevance demands a shift in organisational mindset and performance indicators away from readily quantifiable outputs towards a consideration of more qualitative end-user outcomes that are less amenable to measurement, requiring both a greater tolerance of ambiguity and a willingness to learn from the evaluation process.

And while weight offers a readily quantifiable difference between these two, the greater divergences are more philosophical.

"I should call people back more readily.

Vegetable dishes ($3 to $4) are more readily identifiable.

Day care is more readily available.

Failures are more readily detected.

Hitters' sudden shortcomings are more readily explained.