Sentence examples for quantifiable impacts from inspiring English sources

CBA allows to inform the decision-maker on the distribution of quantifiable impacts by means of a distributional matrix, or Kaldor-Hicks matrix (see Table 6 below and [85, 86, 87]).

We found that affectively-loaded impacts (harm to charismatic wildlife and visual intrusion) were assigned greater weight than more easily quantifiable impacts (displacement of fishing, impact to tourism, cost of compliance with regulations).

Some of these wider issues such as loss of the ozone layer, or of public trust in science are unquantifiable, but they can sometimes be more damaging to society than the quantifiable impacts.

Another finding is that while S/G ratios for the grasses tested ranged from 0.2 to 2.2 as quantified by thioacidolysis, this parameter did not have any apparent quantifiable impact on either AHP pretreatment or enzymatic glucan digestibility although other significant differences in lignins between plant types may mask the effect of S/G ratio.

"The EU referendum result … has had little quantifiable impact on sales so far.

But technology has had a quantifiable impact in at least one area: it is helping to bring home thousands of missing children.

Last month, Coca-Cola, whose flagship brand has over 700,000 Twitter followers and more than 60 million Facebook fans — more than any other brand on Facebook — said a corporate study found that online buzz had no quantifiable impact on short-term sales.

In response to those fears — or, rather, the quantifiable impact of reduced vaccination that stems from those fears — the Department of Health and Human Services asked the I.O.M. to review all the current scientific evidence on the schedule, and to research ways to address parental concerns.

Though it also emphasizes it's still early days for the deep learning approach having any kind of "quantifiable impact".

"Even though there's a lot more work to do before we're able to have a quantifiable impact on treating diseases, managing the environment, and more, we know the potential is enormous," it writes.

Modeling road safety is a complex task, which needs to consider both the quantifiable impact of specific parameters, and the underlying trends that cannot always be measured or observed.