This is certainly an overestimate because the USA has a long history of seagrass restoration relative to many other countries, but it nevertheless provides a quantifiable benchmark for future restoration efforts.
It is clear that the ability to decontaminate equipment is dependant upon the initial level of contamination and we therefore needed a quantifiable benchmark against which to compare studies.
While parents, teachers and students must work to improve the quality of education from early childhood to university, national government, the private sector, and the donor community must set quantifiable investment benchmarks.
Even from the perspective of the collegiate bureaucracy, the thesis is useful primarily as another mode of assessment, a benchmark of student achievement that's legible and quantifiable.
Properly defined performance criteria for an outsourcing engagement are objective, quantifiable, and collectible at a reasonable cost, and should be metrics, which can be benchmarked against performance of other organizations and providers (Ramarapu et al. 1997; Kleepes and Jones, 1999).
To address these weaknesses, it is critical to identify a biomarker that is altered by sCJD associated pathology and therefore specific, abundant in the CSF and easily quantifiable, and superior in diagnostic accuracy relative to the current biomarkers 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3ng uniform benchmands of analysis.
Moreover, it is quantifiable.
Is character quantifiable?
The quantifiable answer seemed straightforward.
