Sentence examples for quantifiable evidence that from inspiring English sources
"Our data provide quantifiable evidence that attacks are happening all the time to computers with Internet connections," says Michel Cukier, the author of the study and an engineering professor at the school.
This applies not only most obviously to the data of sense and psychological experience, but also to the non-quantifiable evidence that makes up the human sciences.
When the Health Committee reported in July 2006, it agreed "that there was no hard, quantifiable evidence to prove that standards in ISTCs differed from those in the NHS" and "recommended that comparable and standardised data be collected" [ 10].
The improved completion rates for clinician rated outcome measures offer the service user, clinician and managers with quantifiable evidence of any change that may resulted from the intervention.
By way of example, the success of the current, data-driven effort to diversify America's poetry and fiction publications is evidence that quantifiable grievances are impossible for anyone of good faith to ignore.
This study provides the first evidence that quantifiable bacterial protein signals are associated with CD, which can have a profound impact on future molecular diagnosis.
"It's the first time there's quantifiable evidence of the nexus between an area that has [an improvement district] in place and reduction in crime," Lopez said.
This qualitative analysis provides evidence that, in addition to quantifiable benefits, clients view the MHEN technologies as useful for improving mental health.
Note that this commission is citing no hard scientific evidence that smoking outside has any quantifiable effect on the health of passersby.
Lombardi et al. reported that their cases "presented with severe disability" and we provide quantifiable evidence confirming high levels of disability in our subjects.
We present evidence that the relationship between the environment and the location of these epidemics is quantifiable and propose a model based on environmental variables to identify regions at risk for meningitis epidemics.
