Sentence examples for quantifiable quality from inspiring English sources

For Hsieh, happiness is a quantifiable quality that seems synonymous with "calm".

He is also adjunct Professor with the Center of Quantifiable Quality of Service at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).

On one hand, best practice guidelines from the cultural sector [58 60] have provided detailed image quality metrics as a basis for a quantifiable quality management in digitization workflows (for overview see [7]).

For example, the decrease in quantifiable quality of life from early AMD is equivalent to a patient with symptomatic human immunodeficiency virus infection or moderate cardiac angina.

Both at BH and elsewhere, future research should investigate quantifiable quality outcomes to assess the patient- and operations-level impact of such programmes.

At the meso level the results showed a managerial approach emphasising control and measurement of quantifiable quality data, such as quality indicators and national targets.

Specifically, this paper reviews synchrophasor applications' classifications and data requirements, and points out that it is necessary to formalize a set of consistent and quantifiable data quality requirements for synchrophasor applications.

All three makes are immensely luxurious, and comparing these three cockpits comes down to taste, not, in this reviewer's opinion, quantifiable differences in quality.

Since our aim was to obtain high quality quantifiable data with minimal operator input and bias, we adopted a micropillar geometry for the cross sectional specimen preparation, rather than the conventional lamella geometry.

That's because technology makes abstract and often elusive, desirable qualities quantifiable.

Others argue that data doesn't tell the whole story -- there are many other "non-quantifiable" factors like quality of leadership, context, geography, etc. that go into determining a program's success.